Allan Morton and Ross Browning of enviroMETS Qld have spent the weekend touring the Century Mine site in the far NW of Queensland and showing Peter Whitbread-Abrutat some of the local 'wildlife'. It was a well earned slow down after a week on the road with meetings and presentations.
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Qualitative researcher specialising in recognising and managing slow developing, invisible 'insidious' risk with potential to culminate in a crisis; such as risks of mine closure that must be managed over decades.
8moI hope Peter Whitbread-Abrutat you also meet some awesome women in your travels who have exceptional knowledge of post mining like Karin Fogarty, PhD and how to find value in mining wastes Anita Parbhakar-Fox and Helen Degeling so important in reducing mine footprints and creating value.