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As the mining industry focuses on improving productivity, reducing operating costs, and venturing into ever more challenging and remote locations for new projects, there is an increased need to look upon water as a whole-project issue.
Add broader perspectives such as stakeholder considerations and effects of a changing climate and water can present a significant risk to a mining project if not fully understood and managed. In this newsletter, we look at diverse aspects of water in the mining industry where SRK has added value and expertise to clients’ projects. There are several strong themes that come through in the articles:
A changing climate: many mines and projects are located in regions where climate patterns are already changing. The way water is managed on mine sites needs to adapt accordingly; from effective flood risk mitigation through to ensuring operational continuity under drought conditions.
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Bolivia
U.S. Forest Service
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U.S. Forest Service
Canada
Canadian Government
China
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Department of Energy
Colombia
U.S. Forest Service
Algeria
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Egypt
Bureau of Land Management
Kazakhstan
Bureau of Land Management
Libya
Bureau of Land Management
Mali
Department of Energy
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Mexico
MEXICAN REPUBLIC
State of Durango
Russia
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Sudan
U.S. Forest Service
United States
U.S. Forest Service
Bureau of Land Management
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Department of Energy
As the mining industry focuses on improving productivity, reducing operating costs, and venturing into ever more challenging and remote locations for new projects, there is an increased need to look upon water as a whole-project issue.
Add broader perspectives such as stakeholder considerations and effects of a changing climate and water can present a significant risk to a mining project if not fully understood and managed. In this newsletter, we look at diverse aspects of water in the mining industry where SRK has added value and expertise to clients’ projects. There are several strong themes that come through in the articles:
A changing climate: many mines and projects are located in regions where climate patterns are already changing. The way water is managed on mine sites needs to adapt accordingly; from effective flood risk mitigation through to ensuring operational continuity under drought conditions.
What do you think about MineLife??
