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Special report: EU to introduce transparency laws
In a drive to combat the illegal exploitation of conflict minerals and create greater transparency of money flows between mining companies and governments, the European Commission is to table a new European Union (EU) law by the end of this year Full story...
Community engagement: Consenting adults
Recent changes to the principle of free, prior and informed consent are changing the way companies engage communities Full story...
The end is nigh
Experienced consultants often lead the way when it comes to mine closures Full story...Filling the gender gap
An increasing number of jobs left by the growing skills shortage in the global mining industry could be filled by women Full story...Wastelands
With the financial implications of climate and greenhouse gas policies becoming increasingly relevant to mining firms, researchers at the University of British Columbia are re-evaluating the potential of mine waste rock for carbon capture and storage Full story...Time for a re-think
The global recession has many mining companies focusing on controlling costs or divesting assets, but Ben Cattaneo explains why they should look to an additional way of enhancing value by improving their above-ground risk performance Full story...Diary
Dates for your diary Full story...Processing a new image
Indonesia’s mining sector – emerging as the most promising in southeast Asia – is undergoing major changes following the introduction of a new mining law in late 2008 Full story...Into the deep
Mining companies are venturing further and deeper into marine mining. Appropriate then that the International Marine Minerals Society is developing a new code of practice to advise all stakeholders when it comes to mining in this environment. MEM finds out how it is progressing Full story...Dealing with dust
Dust can be a dangerous aspect of a mine site. Whether it is inhaled directly or creates poor visibility, mine-site dust can cause costly delays to production and lengthy equipment maintenance if it is not controlled. This feature considers different wet-spray based systems to control dust levels Full story...Into the deep
Mining companies are venturing further and deeper into marine mining. Appropriate then that the International Marine Minerals Society is developing a new code of practice to advise all stakeholders when it comes to mining in this environment. MEM finds out how it is progressing Full story...Site Search
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Geologists- Senior and Junior Positions
Gryphon Minerals is aggressively growing its world class Banfora Gold Project in Burkina Faso, West Africa.
Mining and Metals Opportunities - Hatch
Mining and Metals Opportunities in London and Globally: Senior and junior roles.
Minerals Geoscientist Vacancy - Neftex
Do you want to help develop the world’s most detailed commercially-available 4D Earth Model to support the mining majors?
Opportunities for Senior & Principal Level Consultants - SRK
Professionals needed for central Moscow office.
Senior Hydrogeologist - Schlumberger
We need you in Australia or Canada
Mining Journal is looking to employ a full-time member of staff in British Columbia
'Sustained' growth for MJ's parent company
The parent company of Mining Journal, Aspermont Ltd, recently announced a 19% increase in revenue from its media business to A$24.98 million (US$25.8 million) for the year to end-June.
