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MINExpo 2024 has more than 825,000ft2


of exhibit space, across three halls.


process, and implementing the permitting process reforms contained in the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, would go a long way.


Considering the growing demand for advanced energy technologies, such as electric vehicles, how is the NMA advocating for the responsible and sustainable development of mineral resources in the US? We have a very active Environment, Social and Governance Task Force and Working Group that examines a wide range of ESG issues and policy positions and promotes innovative solutions that enhance ESG performance among our member companies. The NMA’s platform is designed to maximise resources and facilitate valuable information exchange within its membership to assist individual companies in advancing their ESG programmes.


Considering the projections for increased demand for minerals like lithium and copper, how do you foresee the mining industry addressing potential environmental concerns and ensuring responsible extraction practices? In addition to the important ESG work done by the NMA and its members, I think it’s important to acknowledge that responsible mining is US mining. Not only do our member companies invest heavily in the research and development of new technologies and processes to minimise environmental impact, but they operate in a regulatory environment in which more than three dozen federal environmental laws and regulations – in addition to laws at the state and local level – govern their work. Even before mining


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can commence, a plan to restore the proposed mine site to another beneficial use must be developed and approved by regulatory agencies, and funding must be set aside to complete the restoration work.


Can you discuss any recent advancements or innovations within the mining industry that are aimed at reducing environmental impacts and improving sustainability?


More and more mines are looking at options to electrify their fleet of vehicles, diversify their power sources, employ new techniques and technologies to drastically reduce the amount of water utilised in their operations, and develop innovative ways to manage waste. Innovation is at the heart of US mining and harnessing the creative talents of this great industry to make operations increasingly safe for our people and the environment is a top priority.


Finally, looking ahead to MINExpo 2024, what are your expectations for the event, and what key themes or developments do you anticipate will be highlighted during the conference? With more than 825,000ft2


of exhibit space, across three


halls, MINExpo International 2024 promises to be our best show to date. We have rebranded and given the show a fresh, new look. We are very focused on ‘If It’s Mining, It Lives Here’ for 2024. This year’s new star- studded Speakers Series features four leaders who will share their unique perspectives, experiences and secrets for success. We are looking forward to showing everything we have in store. ●


MINExpo takes place 24–26 September in Las Vegas, Nevada. World Mining Frontiers / www.nsenergybusiness.com


National Mining Association


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