🚨 China dominates rare earths. Can the West break its dependence? 🎙️ Ross Bhappu, CEO of @Energy_Fuels, reveals how its mine-to-magnet strategy, acquisitions and investment could help reshape Western supply chains. 🎧 Listen now on Spotify: shorturl.at/mIT4G #RareEarths #Mining #CriticalMinerals@

🎙️ Unlocking Chile’s Copper Potential I’m joined by Geoff McNamara, Chairman of @CulpeoMinerals, to discuss copper discoveries in Chile, exploration strategy, project financing and rising demand from electrification and AI. Where will the next major copper discoveries come from? 🎧 Listen now and discover why Chile could hold the answer: shorturl.at/MnEuw 🔁 Share your thoughts and repost! #Mining #Copper #Chile #DigDeeptheminingpodcast

What separates a gold discovery from a successful mining operation? In this week's @digdeep_mining episode, I sit down with Jon Gilligan, CEO & Director @LibertyGoldCorp. With more than 30 years of experience across exploration, mine construction, operations and project development, Jon shares lessons learned from helping build and operate mining projects around the world. We discuss: 🔸 Liberty Gold's focus on the Black Pine Gold Project 🔸 FAST-41 and mine permitting in the US 🔸 Transitioning from explorer to developer 🔸 Capital discipline and project execution 🔸 Building high-performing development teams 🔸 Misconceptions around developing mines in the United States 🔸 The outlook for gold development projects Listen now wherever you get your podcasts! #Mining #MiningNews #Gold #GoldMining

The mining industry faces a difficult balancing act. Operators are under pressure to reduce emissions, but productivity, reliability and cost remain critical priorities. In this special one-off @digdeep_mining discussion, I'm joined by Andy Hattersley, Senior Global Fuels Product Advisor @exxonmobil Global Land Fuels, and Julian Soles, who brings experience from FLSmidth, Anglo American and First Mode. Together, we explore: 🔸 The biggest barriers to reducing GHG emissions in mining 🔸 How operators are balancing productivity with emissions-reduction objectives 🔸 The pathways being explored across the industry today 🔸 What the mining haul fleet could look like in 2040 🔸 Practical actions operators can take now Listen to the episode now: bit.ly/4oNylCw Download the accompanying ExxonMobil whitepaper: bit.ly/wp-mining-forward-low…

The mining companies that will thrive over the next decade won't necessarily be those with the best assets; they'll be those with the strongest people strategy. Across the industry, companies are facing a combination of skills shortages, an ageing workforce, increasing competition for talent, and changing employee expectations. Yet many organisations are still approaching these challenges as separate issues. The reality is that attraction, retention, leadership development, succession planning, and employer branding are all connected. The mining companies that are building sustainable workforces aren't simply filling vacancies. They're taking a longer-term view of talent and investing in the systems, culture, and leadership needed to retain and develop their people to support long-term growth. Check out our latest article where we explore: 🔹 Why mining's talent challenge is becoming more complex 🔹 The role employer branding plays in attracting top talent 🔹 How career development and internal mobility support retention 🔹 Why succession planning should start long before leadership vacancies arise 🔹 What a modern Mining Talent Strategy looks like Whether you're responsible for recruitment, HR, workforce planning, or leading a mining operation, these are challenges that are increasingly shaping business performance and growth. Read the full article here: bit.ly/4eeHv61 #Mining #MiningJobs #MiningCareers #MiningLeadership

Gold’s Bull Market Is Only Halfway Through... I sat down with renowned precious metals analyst Jeff Clark @TheGoldAdvisor on the latest episode of @digdeep_mining and his outlook on #gold, #silver, and #mining #stocks is fascinating. We discussed: 🔸 Why silver may still be undervalued relative to gold 🔸 How debt levels and money printing correlate with rising gold prices 🔸 What Jeff looks for in mining stocks: people, politics, and projects 🔸 Why Wall Street may not have fully entered the precious metals sector yet 🔸 The comparison between today’s market and the 1970s gold bull market 🔸 Why Jeff believes the current correction is a healthy consolidation, not the end of the bull market One of the most interesting takeaways was Jeff’s view that the current gold bull market may only be halfway through if history repeats the 1970s cycle. This episode is well worth a listen! ⬇️