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Complex orebodies and future global metal supply: An introduction
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Elsevier
? 2022 Elsevier LtdThis special issue aims to create a space for rethinking current approaches to “complex orebodies”. Our introductory paper surveys recent developments in the field and identifies a range of challenges that are affecting our collective ability to engage the complex systems associated with future global metal supply. Interdisciplinary mining research remains in its infancy, with single-discipline, technical studies continuing to dominate. Social and environmental factors that lie “beyond the fence” are too often over-simplified and overlooked in resource characterisation and extractive industries. In this special issue, we profile developments in the field and engage the challenges of working in inter-disciplinary, boundary-spanning research in mining. Our paper introduces the special issue, and invites contributing authors to critically engage the conditions and prospects that lie ahead.
ESGIndustrial ecologyMineral resourcesMiningSupply riskSustainable development
Lebre E.、Kemp D.、Owen J.R.、Valenta R.K.
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Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining Sustainable Minerals Institute The University of Queensland St Lucia Campus
Centre for Development Support University of the Free State
W.H.Bryan Mining & Geology Research Centre Sustainable Minerals Institute The University of Queensland St Lucia Campus
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Elsevier
