Biblical copper mines’ environmental impacts last to this day
The ancient copper industry at Israel’s Timna Valley was not managed in a sustainable manner.
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Peru proposes ‘new approach’ to mining to combat economic disparities, conflicts
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Site visit: Reviving the historic Beartrack mine, exploring Arnett gold project
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Ideon Technologies aims to take some of the guesswork out of mineral exploration
The technology can’t tell what types of minerals are underground, but it can describe ore densities.
