Mineral Exploration

Winter 2013

Mineral Exploration is the official publication of the Association of Mineral Exploration British Columbia.

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w shear zone and intrusion-related); porphyries (alkali and calc-alkalic Cu-Au and Cu-Mo); base and precious metalenriched VMS and SEDEX deposits; and coal. Presentations in this session will showcase some of the highlights of recent mineral exploration and development activities. Best Practices for Addressing Environmental Concerns and Impacts During Mineral Exploration – A Scalable Approach to Creating Value Wednesday, January 29 (morning) Companies conducting mineral exploration are realizing the valuable benefits that come with building strong environmental best practices into their projects. The incorporation of environmental aspects throughout the project life cycle from early exploration (e.g., soil sampling and drill pad construction) through operations (e.g., infrastructure design, construction, managing site wastes, and effective site restoration) is sound business practice. It also earns the social license to operate, which is critical to meeting regulator, community and shareholder expectations and contributing significantly to positive relationships. There is also growing awareness of the tangible benefits of conducting w i n t e r 2 013 p40-77_roundup.indd 71 71 13-11-27 10:09 am

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