ICMM in Focus

Half of the world’s supply of critical minerals is located on or near Indigenous Peoples’ lands. Danielle Martin explores the tensions between mining these resources and respecting the rights of Indigenous Peoples.

ICMM and International Network for Acid Prevention (INAP) announce a collaboration to support mining companies in preventing or reducing water pollution from acid rock drainage and metal leaching.

For a nature-focused episode, Rohitesh Dhawan joins edie’s #SustyTalk podcast for a conversation on whether mining and metals can lead the private sector in valuing and respecting biodiversity.

Sustainable tax principles are a key ingredient to encourage mining investment, argues ICMM and EY in an article for Mining Journal.

ICMM members reaffirm their commitment to respect the rights of Indigenous Peoples, recognising their importance as partners in the development of mining projects on their lands and territories.

ICMM's Ro Dhawan shares his experience at Gold Fields' Agnew mine in Western Australia, where birds, wind turbines, and corporate culture symbolise a profound commitment to caring for others.

Enabling zero carbon solutions for mobile equipment at a global scale is one of three core ambitions of ICMM’s Innovation for Cleaner, Safer Vehicles (ICSV) initiative, writes ICMM's Dana Cartwright.

ICMM releases its annual report benchmarking the safety performance of its company members.

Urgent action on nature is vital and would be best served by companies adopting a double materiality approach, writes ICMM's Aidan Davy for Sustainable Views.

ICMM welcomes the publication of the TNFD Sector Guidance: Metals and Mining as an important step in catalysing a shift to an economy that supports nature.