Track 9: Critical Minerals, Strategic Materials and Mineral Policy

Institutional Pathways for Responsible Mining 3
Innovation And Action For Nature-Positive Mining 4
An Integrated Management Model for the Viability of Mining Clusters and Public-Private Infrastructure Development in Peru 12
When Illegality Becomes Legitimate: Governance Risks for Responsible Mineral Supply 27
Innovation And Mining Knowledge Governance: Toward A Regulation For Science And The Green Transition 45
Towards Integrated Resource Governance for Critical Minerals: Operationalizing UNFC and UNRMS for Nexus-Oriented Criticality and Midstream Readiness 56
From Offsets to Outcomes: Re-Framing Nature-Based Solutions as People-Centred Processes 70
Delivering Critical Minerals 86
Mind the Gap: Transforming Mining Systems to meet the challenges for the Next Decade 87
Ion-Exchange Resins For Lithium Hydroxide Purification 103
Red Mud As A Strategic Secondary Resource For Critical Minerals: Comparative Characterization And Policy Implications From Indian Alumina Refineries 118
Copper In Peru: A 55-Year Review 128
Mineralogical Study Of A Brazilian Lithium-Bearing Pegmatite 141
The Art of How in the Critical Minerals Era 155
Strategic Materials and Mineral Policy 171
The Nordic mining cluster, EU, China and the Global South 172
Geochemical Exploration For Critical Raw Materials In The Iberian Pyrite Belt (Spain) 179
From Extraction To Action: Europe’s Global Playbook For Critical Raw Materials 186
Mcnulty Curves – New Perspectives To Enable Trust, Transformation, And Technology 196
Decarbonising Mineral Processing: Insights From A Life Cycle Assessment Approach 207

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