The View from England: Mining should measure its queue
We British are good at queuing, and most of us practice standing in line from an early age. This lifetime of training came to fruition…
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The view from England: Critical time for minerals
The View from England: Copper and an artist drawn to war
The View from England: Unsighted, so expect the unexpected
The view from England: Time to wake up sleepy heads
The view from England: The UK’s burning decision on coal
The view from England: Mining events avalanche
The view from England: Miners suffering from unintended consequences
The view from England: Gold’s copper foil
Odds ‘n’ Sods: Local justice in Bulgaria
By the start of 1995, I’d been working as an exploration geologist for Rio Tinto in Turkey for about 18 months. I was unhappy with…
The View from England: Time for iMINE
The mining industry could learn something from the late Steve Jobs, and introduce iMINE. No, not a chemical compound containing a carbon-nitrogen bond, nor a…
The View from England: Mining’s Royal lesson
Let’s be honest, it comes as no surprise that bullying, racism and sexism can be found amongst miners. What is shocking in the recently released…