We're kicking off a new series to support project teams and partners to maximise impact in a fast-changing and complex environment. The first 'Coffee Chat' will feature the dynamic Associate Professor Anita Parbhakar-Fox and our own Dr Rebecca Rey discussing science communication. Register now for 1 May: https://lnkd.in/gYPYgVFf Sustainable Minerals Institute
CRC TiME
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Cooperative Research Centre for Transformations in Mining Economies
About us
Working together to help reimagine and transform what happens when mining ends for the better. Our work covers the social, cultural, economic, environmental and governance dimensions of mine closure and post-mine transitions.
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- Research Services
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- 11-50 employees
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- Perth
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- Public Company
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- 2020
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- research, innovation, partnerships, biodiversity, nature positive, values, regions in transition, mine technical solutions, collaborative governance, regional development, water stewardship, economics, social dimensions of mine closure, communities, collaboration, operational excellence, revegetation, stakeholder values, mine closure, policy, and risk
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Congratulations to our friends at Curtin University and the The University of British Columbia for winning the Environmental Sustainability Award at the 2025 Rio Tinto's 2025 Supplier Recognition Awards. The 'Leadership in Sustainable Mine Closure Program' meets an important need and will help address the global mine closure and transition challenge.
A special congratulations to Curtin University and University of British Columbia - Bradshaw Research Institute for Minerals and Mining (UBC - BRIMM), winners of the Environmental Sustainability Award in Rio Tinto’s 2025 Supplier Recognition Awards. Their collaboration and partnership with Rio Tinto on the “Leadership in Sustainable Mine Closure Program” is reshaping how the resources sector prepares for and executes responsible mine closure. The Gala Event was attended by more than 800 people including Western Australia’s Premier - Roger Cook, Government Officials, Traditional Owners, Joint Venture Partners, Suppliers, and Rio Tinto leaders and teams. The global online Program is designed for multidisciplinary teams working within the resources sector. Curtin and UBC-BRIMM are addressing not only Rio Tinto’s but the resources sector’s current and future workforce needs through mine closure education. The Program challenges thinking on how we should operate differently by keeping the end in mind throughout the life of our assets. A heartfelt thank you to our incredible partners at Curtin University, UBC-BRIMM, Ernst & Young, and the Rio Tinto Closure Leadership, Subject Matter Experts, Project teams, and our dedicated learners. Your commitment and support have been instrumental in driving the success of this Program and our partnership, across the globe. This award is a celebration and recognition of your passion and purpose. Congratulations to all our winners and finalists! Thank you to all our Rio Tinto suppliers for your ongoing support and valued partnership which are essential to our continued success. More information on the awards evening and Program can be found at: https://lnkd.in/gip29Mjn https://lnkd.in/gJk4B7ew https://lnkd.in/g7D4wZ7C Curtin University The University of British Columbia #RioTinto #SRPawards2025 #MineClosure #Sustainability #Leadership #Partnerships #ESG #FutureOfMining #CurtinUniversity #UBC #Innovation #EnvironmentalStewardship
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Nominations for the 2025 CRC TiME Annual Awards are now open. If you're looking for some tips on the nomination process, check out the video below. 👇👇 Get in quick, nominations close on Friday, May 10! https://bit.ly/4hlbfOb https://lnkd.in/giWK3_vU
CRC TiME 2025 Annual Awards Tips
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Realising the greatest benefits from the Circular Economy depends on maximising value from development of Australia’s minerals resources – before, during and after operations. Our submission to the Productivity Commission's Interim Report on the Circular Economy makes four overarching recommendations to unlock the full potential of the post-mine land, infrastructure and waste use. Read our submission.
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Great attendance at our Native Seed Workshop in Perth today. We're discussing how to collaboratively tackle one of the biggest challenges to rehabilitating land for post-mine use: native seed supply. Today's agenda includes: 🌱 Updates on seed sourcing and scaling projects. 🤝 Activities to get partner input into the next tranche of research. 🎯 Focus on application, supply chains, and training . These conversations will help drive practical, on-ground solutions.
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Join global changemakers in Brisbane next month for a robust, open discussion considering ways that industry changes are experienced by regional communities and their economies. Hosted by Professor Professor Tom Measham, the workshop is part of a series of events hosted by the Global Coal Transitions Research Network - an international cohort connecting leading researchers. Register now: https://lnkd.in/eGkdah42 The University of Queensland National Science Foundation (NSF)
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Call for abstracts for the 2025 Acid, and Metalliferous Drainage Workshop are now open!
Call for abstracts are open for the 2025 Acid and Metalliferous Drainage Workshop (AMD), which will take place on October 20-21st 2025 in Brisbane. Abstracts that address the following topics will be particularly welcomed: • Source control in waste management (waste rock and tailings) • Managing AMD from underground mines • Reprocessing of waste to reduce AMD risk • Management of pit lakes to improve water quality outcomes • Advances in techniques to characterise and minimise AMD risks • Application of methods to assess large geochemical data sets Please email your abstract (up to 300 words) to: amdworkshop@nectarcc.com.au The AMD Workshop is a triennial forum in Australia dedicated to sharing fundamental knowledge on this global water quality issue and the 2025 event will be co-hosted by the Sustainable Minerals Institute and Cooperative Research Centre for Transformations in Mining Economies (CRC TiME). For more information, delivery timelines and contact details please visit the AMD website: https://lnkd.in/e4CkuDY ATTN: INAP:International Network for Acid Prevention CRC TiME UQ Strategic Partnerships The University of Queensland Mansour Edraki Claire Cote Anita Parbhakar-Fox Nectar Creative Communications #mining #sustainability #minewaste #tailingsmanagement #sustainability #ESG #SDG6 #SDGs