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Planning for successful rehabilitation

Mine closure has become a core part of a much wider industry conversation around social responsibility, environmental stewardship and corporate governance. According to recent Mining Journal research, more than half of the 400 mining industry professionals regarded mine closure as ‘crucial’ for development planning, while a further 11% said it was a ‘rapidly growing concern’. Only 7% said mine closure planning was only a ‘secondary concern’.

Mining Journal Intelligence has prepared a white paper in consultation with industry experts to address:

The current industry practice for mine-closure planning and execution
Trending regulatory changes that govern fiscal provisions and liabilities around mine closure
Social transitioning and sustainability
What an integrated mine-closure plan and contemporary rehabilitation should look like
The steps the industry needs to take to improve best practice and ensure the optimal outcome for all stakeholders.

Chris Cann

Head of Aspermont Research & Intelligence

Educated in Western Australia, where he completed a bachelor of science and post-graduate diploma in journalism, Chris began his resources reporting career in 2004 with publishing houses Paydirt Media (Paydirt, Gold Mining Journal) and Aspermont (RESOURCEStocks, MiningNews.net). Since arriving in the UK he has completed a geology degree (first class) from the University of London in 2013; the Level Three Capital Markets Programme (Securities) through the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment; and a financial modelling course at City of London University. He became Mining Journal editor in 2015 before building out Aspermont’s dedicated research unit in 2017, at which point he became head of Aspermont research and intelligence.

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ABOUT MINING JOURNAL INTELLIGENCE

Mining Journal Intelligence (MJI) is a discrete research business unit running in parallel with the globally-recognised Mining Journal digital and print information service. The Mining Journal Intelligence team has developed several annual reports centred around the most relevant discussion points for the mining sector.