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Miners face closure challenge

Mine closure has come a long way in the last 20 years, with miners becoming much less resistant to finding more sustainable, environmental and community-friendly ways to cap off mining activities at their sites

Agnico Eagle integrates biodiversity conservation and land use planning considerations through all stages of business and production activities. Photo: Page Burt

Agnico Eagle integrates biodiversity conservation and land use planning considerations through all stages of business and production activities. Photo: Page Burt

"Miners are starting to think differently," Agnico Eagle senior vice president for sustainable development Louise Grondin says. "I remember the days when talking to mine designers about putting some waste...

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