Mining Teck needs to figure out how to transition out of the coal business Eugene Ellmen OPINION | Canada’s largest diversified mining company lost its bit to splinter off its coal mines. Now it faces its greatest ESG challenge.
Mining How bad is deep-sea mining for marine ecosystems? Elham Shabahat As the industry awaits rules that will dictate how it will operate, scientists worry about the ramifications it might have on the ocean's inhabitants
Mining Can the U.S. transition to electric vehicles while avoiding dirty mining? Chris Bonasia A new report lays out a pathway for how the U.S. can cut lithium demand and avoid harms to biodiversity and Indigenous lands
Mining | Winter 2023 The race to mine mining waste John Lorinc Could metal-eating bacteria that break down mining waste be key to sustainable battery minerals?
Mining Wrestling with the future of mining in a net-zero world Bridget Storrie After 26 years, I have learned that all mining operations require us to look at how what we consume relates to the fate of the planet
Climate Crisis | Mining | Winter 2022 What happens if Indigenous people say no to mining the minerals needed to run EVs? Mark Podlasly Governments and industry need to ramp up their partnership game to bring new minerals to market in time to be part of a net-zero solution
Mining | Winter 2022 Could rare earth minerals give coal country a second life? Roberta Staley Pilot projects across North America are looking to shuttered coal mines as a source of minerals crucial to a net-zero carbon-emissions future
Mining | Spring 2021 Supplying the green wave Toby Sparwasser Soroka Can Canadian mines be a reliable source of sustainable minerals in the clean economy revolution?
Mining EU deal could forge shiny future for Canada’s low-carbon metals Chris Turner If Canada’s heavy industries want to steer clear of a rust-belt scenario, they need to jump on this century’s best economic opportunities.