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Are you joining them as the Water in Mining Team heads to Vancouver, Canada for Water in Mining Global Summit, April 20-22, 2026?
Mining wastewater streams are full of materials that are harmful to the environment but have potential economic value. Innovators are making progress on recovering them.
The company’s VP of Energy, Land, and Water and member of the Water in Mining Advisory Board Francis McAllister shares his insights into what real water resilience looks like for the sector
Imran Aslam, General Manager HSE of Sindh Engro Coal Mining Company (SECMC), shares his experiences implementing the Alliance for Water Stewardship (AWS) Standard in Pakistan’s Thar Desert
Constructed wetlands have long offered a nature-based solution for mine water remediation but innovators continue to discover new ways to take inspiration from the natural world
Water scarcity, quality and water stewardship are critical issues for mining in Australia and successfully sourcing and re-using water in situ is imperative for resilient mining operations that deliver on ESG goals.
Water issues impact mines around the world. How has our thinking about them evolved in recent years?
Raquel Nosie Mazwi discusses the regulatory direction of travel in the mining sector
The Water in Mining Global Summit hosted the first ever WIM Webinar with expert speakers operating in the Latin American region discussing how mining companies can navigate complex challenges around water use and help the region to balance industry demand and local community/ ecosystem needs.
The world grinds to a halt without mining and mining slams to a full stop without water.
Conference Chairs Lesley Warren and Eduardo Marquez feedback on their time at the 2024 Global Summit, sharing their thoughts on the conference, content and more.
