Sustainable Mining

Sustainable Mining Practices

 

• Environmental Management System (EMS): Implementing an ISO-certified or similar EMS to systematically manage environmental performance.

 

• Water Conservation and Recycling: Designing systems to minimize water consumption and recycle process water wherever possible.

 

• Land Reclamation and Biodiversity Conservation: Implementing a plan to restore mined land to its natural state and protect local biodiversity.

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• Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Integration: Reducing energy consumption and exploring the use of renewable energy sources to power operations.

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• Tailings and Waste Management: Using advanced methods to stabilize and safely store tailings, minimizing environmental risk.

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• Carbon Footprint Reduction: Developing strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions throughout the mining lifecycle.

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• Dust and Noise Control: Implementing systems to control dust and noise pollution from operations, protecting both workers and local communities.

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• Social License to Operate (SLO): Actively engaging with communities to build trust and secure the social permission needed for the project to succeed.

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• Worker Health and Safety Programs: Going beyond compliance to implement proactive health and safety programs that protect all personnel.

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• Post-Closure Planning and Financial Provision: Setting aside a financial provision to ensure a thorough and complete closure and rehabilitation of the site.

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• Waste Heat Recovery: Capturing and utilizing waste heat from operations to improve overall energy efficiency.

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• Responsible Sourcing and Certification: Adhering to standards for responsibly sourced minerals and working towards relevant certifications.

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• Transparent Reporting: Publicly reporting on sustainability performance, including environmental metrics and community benefits.​​​​​​​