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Post-Brumadinho, the spotlight on water management in tailings has never been brighter. The mining industry is rethinking the way it values its existing slurry facilities while pivoting to a drier future. Cecilia Keating reports
An open-pit mine in Lubumbashi, Katanga province in the DRC; photo taken in June 2019, one month before a fatal tailings dam collapse at Glencore’s DRC mine. Photo: Simon Barry
Regulators, insurers and investors are pressing miners to improve water management in tailings.
The group aims to introduce greenhouse gas emission-free surface mining vehicles by 2040.
