Andritz - Mine | Issue 84 | September 2019

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experts with over 130 hours of content

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over 400 mining

companies from

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the latest innovations

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Learn from over 300 mining and resource

experts with over 130 hours of content

Connect with

over 400 mining

companies from

around the world

showcasing their

latest discoveries

Experience cutting

edge technology and

the latest innovations

Meet the industry’s key

players with over 100

hours of networking

opportunities

Over 260 leading companies

will be on display across

the 12,000m2 expo floor

See the latest

equipment the

industry has

on offer

VISIT IMARCMELBOURNE.COM TO CLAIM YOUR FREE EXPO PASS OR RECEIVE 10% OFF EARLY BIRD PRICES WITH THE DISCOUNT CODE MA1200MG

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Smart Mining – what else?

Smart Mining –

what else?

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and latest digitalization solutions

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October 2019

Minerals are the second largest export in Rwanda, and the government is seeking to capitalise on its resources wealth by encouraging foreign investment. Will such moves leave behind the artisanal miners who currently make up the majority of the workforce?

In Peru, the contentious Tia Maria project continues to forge ahead, we take a look at the mega mine and the locals concerns. Elsewhere we see how political divisions can impact mining investments by talking to Casey Research. And two of our writers argue about the deepsea mining debate: is it a necessary industry for greening the world, or too risky to even be considered?

Gold is currently having its best run in years, going up 8% in June alone, we take a look at the factors behind this glittering run. Rare Earth Minerals are still in high demand thanks to their role in global electrification, we talk to the Rare Earth Industry Association about how the sector can create a sustainable future for the sector.

Finally, we take a look at using behavioural science to make mining safer, and the legacy of Chris Cline and the Foresight group in Illinois’s mining industry.

Editorial

EDITOR

Molly Lempriere

Commissioning Editor

Daniel Garrun

Writers

Patrick Kingsland, JP Casey, Molly Lempriere, Scarlett Evans, Jack Unwin

Magazine Designer

Ashley McPherson

Graphic Designers

Anett Arc, Marzia Del Gaone, Tyrrell Lowe, Noemi Balint, Petra Konyi-Kiss, Maria Gimenez, Filipe Costa

Lead Designer

John Hammond

Publisher

Susanne Hauner

Digital Publishing Director

Duncan West

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