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Mine the gap: Connecting water risks and disclosure in the mining sector – A report by the World Resources Institute

This paper by the World Resources Institute outlines potential water-related risks facing the mining industry and highlights important gaps in water-related disclosure. The purpose is to provide information, questions, and tools to help the financial community better evaluate water-related risks facing mining companies.Read More

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Content Type: Research
Category: Mine Effluents, Minerals, Mining, Mining Industry, Mining Sector, Toxic Waste, Water Availability, Water Consumption Data, Water Management, Water Quality, Water Quality Data, Water Related Disclosure, Water Related Risks, Water Reporting, Water in Industry
Associated People / Organizations: APG Group
Author: World Resources Institute, Marta Miranda, Deepa Shinde, Amanda Sauer
Source: World Resources Institute
Location / Time: Alamosa, Asia, Australia, Brazil, Chile, China, Choropampa, Colorado, Europe, Hungary, India, Lupes, Montana, New Guinea, New Zealand, Newmont, North America, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Rio Tinto, Romania, Shanghang, Somes, South Africa, Ting, Tisza, United States, Western United States, Yanacocha, 2010
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
Special Tags: General

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