date:27/09/2019
location:Online Event
Recognising outstanding companies and individuals within the mining and investment communities
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location:Sofitel Sydney Wentworth, Sydney, Australia
Connecting investors with the region's best mining opportunities
date:21/10/2019
location:Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel, Denver, Colorado, USA
Meet the industry leaders who shape the Future of Mining in the Americas
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location:CTICC, Cape Town, South Africa
Where the world connects with African mining
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Global Leadership Report shows communication is core quality
Mining Journal and partners discuss the findings of Mining Journal's inaugural Global Finance Report
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In partnership with Olympus, you're invited to a webinar on Techniques for Rapid and Accurate Sample Analysis in the Field
To achieve complete decarbonisation by 2025, the “Greta Thunberg Scenario”, the price of copper would need to increase to $20,000/t or higher, research by Bernstein has found – and even the more modest goal of meeting existing emissions targets would require a 40% uplift.
Wind turbines use a lot of copper - but higher prices will be needed if the world is to decarbonise
"Exploration success will have to accelerate to keep up with ‘green' global ambitions… there is only one way this can be achieved," said Bernstein senior research analyst Paul Gait.
US investment firm sees lithium prices plunging as low as $5,000/t.
