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The podcast about responsible mining, critical minerals and the raw materials behind modern life, from the energy transition to the buildings we live in. Each week, geologist and sustainability specialist Dr Sarah Gordon sits down with engineers, investors, policymakers, researchers and community leaders from across the mineral value chain to explore how decisions about raw materials are really made: what works, what doesn't, and the trade-offs in between.
New episodes every Thursday.
Produced by Critical Productions. Learn more at responsiblerawmaterials.com
New episodes every Thursday.
Produced by Critical Productions. Learn more at responsiblerawmaterials.com
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Gemiddelde audiolengte:
44 minutes
Gastinterviews
Engels
Verenigde Staten
30 afleveringen
sinds 1 mei 2026
episodic
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Han Ilhan has spent around forty years in mining, starting when gold sat at $275 an ounce and copper at sixty cents a pound. Brought up in Turkey and trained in the US, he has been CEO and chairman of Canada-listed mining companies, co-founded Catalyst Strategies, and spent sixteen months advising …
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Beth Candy was born in a South African gold mining town, studied geology in Johannesburg and went straight into environmental consulting, when legislation was still thin and the community was small enough to phone a friend. After moving to the UK in 2019 she joined the corporate office of a global …
Cornwall’s 4,000-year mining heritage has left more than engine houses behind.
Geologist Eva Marquis, innovation fellow and lecturer at the Camborne School of Mines, University of Exeter, works on critical minerals, the circular economy and responsible mining in the landscape she grew up in.
Its …
Dr Matt Grimshaw is an exploration geologist and a Yorkshireman through and through. His curiosity about the landscape took him from Leeds to the Yukon, collecting soil samples by helicopter during the white gold rush, then back for a PhD on the region’s gold. After years of technical consulting wo…
What happens when a geologist’s daughter grows up, ignores the rocks, and then finds herself championing the very industry she once overlooked?
In this episode, Susie - affectionately known as “Minerals Mum” - joins us to explore her journey from product design and teaching into the world of miner…
How can better information help us keep critical raw materials in circulation? In this episode, Sarah speaks with Jessica Green, an expert in traceability, circularity and digital product passports, about the role of data in building a more circular economy.
Jessica explains why circularity is abo…
Platinum Group Metals and the 100% Recycled Myth, with Emma Schofield.
Emma Schofield is a chemist who spent 22 years in the platinum group metals (PGM) industry at Johnson Matthey, the world's largest secondary refiner. A former inorganic chemistry lecturer at Trinity College Dublin, she found her…
Liv Carroll is a geologist and mining transformation specialist whose career spans the UK minerals industry, mineral exploration in Turkey and a decade using data and AI to transform mining and metals companies. The spark came at nine, when the Gaia Atlas of Planet Management showed her the scale o…
What does social conflict actually cost a mining company - not in reputation, but in dollars? Sarah is joined by Doron Tadmor, who recently completed his PhD studying how mining companies navigate stakeholder and political risk with indigenous communities.
The conversation centres on Doron's paper …
Burak Kaplanoglu was doing sustainability work long before the word was fashionable, beginning with a concern for the people on site. Born in Istanbul and in the UK since 1995, he has built his career on some of the world’s largest capital projects, from the London 2012 Olympics to the FIFA World C…
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