Canada's Mining Oversight: 50 Years of Buried Data
A fragmented approach to mining assessments in Canada has resulted in incomplete information for regulators, communities, and the industry, as the country enters a modern mining rush.
According to Dal's Alana Westwood and Ben Collison, the global demand for critical minerals is increasing, driven by the clean-energy transition, digital infrastructure, and geopolitical shifts.
The global demand for critical minerals is surging.
- Lithium
- Graphite
- Rare earth elements
These minerals are essential for clean tech and national defence, prompting governments in Canada to unlock subsurface resources.
Authors: Ben Collison and Alana Westwood.
Author's summary: Incomplete data hinders Canada's mining oversight.
More News
- Inside Selling Sunset Star Bre Tiesi's Lawsuit
- Defense attorney objects to any further delay in Amber Spradlin trial - Mountain Top Media
- What Ken Ofori-Atta's close relative told Manasseh Azure about his return to Ghana
- REVEALED: What the report into ‘bully’ Neil Foden’s offending has found
- Ken Ofori-Atta, others must account for GRA-SML deal – Martin Kpebu
- Jake Paul slams Gervonta Davis after boxing superfight falls through | BJPenn.com
- 'He is never coming back to Ghana' - What Ofori-Atta's close relation told Manasseh Azure
- WWE 'Raw': Logan Paul, The Vision attack CM Punk, Jey Uso - UPI.com
- Red Kettle Ringer Alert: Bell County Needs Volunteers to Raise Crucial $125K
- Pyjama Day raises over £420 for Totnes charity