Comparative perspectives on the social aspects of mine closure and mine site transition in Canada and Australia Citation: Holcombe, S., Worden, S., & Keeling, K. (2024). Comparative perspectives on the social aspects of mine closure and mine site transition in Canada and Australia in T. Rodon, S. Thériault, A. Keeling, S. Bouard & A. Taylor (Eds.), Mining and Indigenous Livelihoods: Rights, Revenues, and Resistance. London, UK: Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003406433 Publisher: Routledge Type: Book ChapterRegion: GlobalView More
Breaking the hierarchy: Exploring intersectional employment strategies in the Australian mining industry for Indigenous women Citation: Parmenter, J., Leroy-Dyer, S., & Holcombe, S. (2024). Breaking the hierarchy: Exploring intersectional employment strategies in the Australian mining industry for Indigenous women. The Extractive Industries and Society, 19, 101480. Publisher: The Extractive Industries and Society Type: ArticleRegion: AustraliaView More
Sustainable water in mining? The importance of traditional owner involvement in commercial water use and management in the Pilbara Region of Western Australia Citation: Garlett, E., Holcombe, S.(2023) Sustainable water in mining? The importance of traditional owner involvement in commercial water use and management in the Pilbara Region of Western Australia. Oceania, Vol. 93, Issue 3 (2023): 282–301 Publisher: Oceania journal Type: ArticleRegion: AustraliaView More
Grounds of objection: climate change, Country, and human rights in the Waratah Coal case Citation: Barnes, R. (2024) ‘Grounds of objection: climate change, Country, and human rights in the Waratah Coal case’. Occasional Paper, Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining, The University of Queensland: Brisbane, Australia. Publisher: Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining Type: Occasional PaperRegion: AustraliaView More
Rosebery’s post-mining future: Perspectives from the visioning workshop Citation: Worden, S. & Bourke, P. (2024). Rosebery’s post-mining future: Perspectives from the visioning workshop. Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining, The University of Queensland: Brisbane, Australia. Publisher: Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining Type: ReportRegion: AustraliaView More
Industry shutdowns are messy and painful: 4 lessons Australia’s coal sector can learn from car-makers about bowing out Citation: Sharma, V., Loginova, J. (2024). Industry shutdowns are messy and painful: 4 lessons Australia’s coal sector can learn from car-makers about bowing out. The Conversation. Publisher: The Conversation Type: ArticleRegion: AustraliaView More
Just transition out of coal-fired power: Policy lessons from Australia's automotive sector closure Citation: Sharma, V., Loginova, J. (2024). Just transition out of coal-fired power: Policy lessons from Australia's automotive sector closure. Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions, 51, 100835. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.eist.2024.100835 Publisher: Elsevier Type: ArticleRegion: AustraliaView More
Dynamics in Consultation and Consent Citation: Keenan, J. (2024). Dynamics in Consultation and Consent: A guided exploration of consultation and consent in natural resource management in principle and practice. Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining, Sustainable Minerals Institute, University of Queensland. Available at: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/collections/2dce090e538447b798419a8e255aadef Publisher: Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining Type: Educational ResourceRegion: GlobalView More
Regional post-mining land use assessment: An interdisciplinary and multi-stakeholder approach Citation: Worden, S., Svobodova, K., Cote, C., Bolz, P. (2024). Regional post-mining land use assessment: An interdisciplinary and multi-stakeholder approach. Resources Policy, 89, 104680. Publisher: Elsevier Type: ArticleRegion: AustraliaView More
Aboriginal employment outcomes at Argyle Diamond Mine: What constitutes success, and for whom? Citation: Parmenter, J., Dowell, K., Holcombe, S., & Alexander, R. (2023). Aboriginal employment outcomes at Argyle Diamond Mine: What constitutes success, and for whom?. Resources Policy, 87, 104327. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.resourpol.2023.104327 Publisher: Elsevier Type: Research PaperRegion: AustraliaView More
Agreements and Engagement with Rightsholders in Artisanal and Small-scale Gold Mining: Moving from Common Approaches toward Best Practice Citation: Kennedy, T. and Keenan, J., 2023. Agreements and Engagement with Rightsholders in Artisanal and Small-scale Gold Mining: Moving from Common Approaches toward Best Practice. PlanetGOLD/NRDC, Washington DC. Publisher: planetGOLD Type: ReportRegion: GlobalView More
The structural and commercial conditions that shape social impact assessment in the global mining industry Citation: Bainton, N. & A. Kung. 2023. The structural and commercial conditions that shape social impact assessment in the global mining industry. Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining, The University of Queensland. Publisher: Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining Type: ReportRegion: AustraliaView More
A Day in the life of Nabarlek mine rehabilitation: Report on 1 June 2023 visit to Madjawarr land Citation: Barnes, R. and Holcombe, S. (2023) A Day in the life of Nabarlek mine rehabilitation: Report on 1 June 2023 visit to Madjawarr land. Occasional Paper. Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining, The University of Queensland: Brisbane. Publisher: Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining Type: Occasional PaperRegion: AustraliaView More
Rosebery Visioning Workshop Citation: Worden, S. (2023). Rosebery visioning workshop – a summary for workshop participants. Brisbane, Australia: Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining, Sustainable Minerals Institute, The University of Queensland. Publisher: Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining Type: PresentationRegion: AustraliaView More
Learning from privately commissioned inquiries in the mining industry Citation: Harris, J., Kemp, D., & Owen, J. (2023). Learning from privately commissioned inquiries in the mining industry [PowerPoint slides]. Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining, the Sustainable Minerals Institute, the University of Queensland. Publisher: Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining Type: PresentationRegion: AustraliaView More
Indigenous Cultural Mapping in Australia: a desktop review Citation: Holcombe, S. 2023. “Indigenous Cultural Mapping in Australia: a desktop review”. Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining. The University of Queensland: Brisbane. Prepared for the First Nations Heritage Protection Alliance. https://culturalheritage.org.au/resources/fnhpa-cultural-mapping-report/ Publisher: Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining Type: ReportRegion: AustraliaView More
Crisis de Credibilidad: Brumadinho y la política detrás de la reforma de la industria minera Citation: Hopkins, A. y Kemp, D. (2023). Crisis de Credibilidad: Brumadinho y la política detrás de la reforma de la industria minera. CSRM English version: https://shop.wolterskluwer.com.au/items/10088235-0001S Publisher: This book has been translated into Spanish under the auspices of CSRM. Download the Spanish translation for free. Type: BookRegion: South AmericaView More
Multidimensional poverty and small-scale mining in the shadow of large-scale mines in Papua New Guinea Citation: Hamago, J., Burton, J., & Bainton, N. (2023). Multidimensional poverty and small-scale mining in the shadow of large-scale mines in Papua New Guinea. Journal of Rural Studies. https://doi.org/103045 Publisher: Elsevier Type: Research PaperRegion: South PacificView More
Commodity price and fatalities in mining – Evidence from copper regions in Chile Citation: Arratia-Solar, A., & Paredes, D. (2023). Commodity price and fatalities in mining–Evidence from copper regions in Chile. Resources Policy, 82, 103489. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.resourpol.2023.103489 Publisher: Elsevier Type: ArticleRegion: South AmericaView More
The Changing Arctic and Just Energy Transitions: Exploring Patterns of Community Consultation and Consent Citation: Loginova, J., Sharma, V., Kemp, D., (2023). The Changing Arctic and Just Energy Transitions: Exploring Patterns of Community Consultation and Consent, Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining, Sustainable Minerals Institute, University of Queensland. Available on: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/collections/3db9615b7cc04d74ade7e8f2028f16dd Publisher: Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining Type: Educational ResourceRegion: GlobalView More
Beyond business as usual: benchmarking Indigenous procurement in mining Citation: Barnes, R., Parmenter, J., Plichta, M., Hedges, A., Flucker, D. & Villaflor, R. (2023) Beyond business as usual: Benchmarking Indigenous procurement in mining. Occasional Paper. Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining, The University of Queensland: Brisbane, Australia. Publisher: Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining, The University of Queensland Type: Occasional PaperRegion: AustraliaView More
Clean energy? The world’s demand for copper could be catastrophic for communities and environments Citation: Kemp, D., Lebre, E., Owen, J., Valenta, R. (2021). Clean energy? The world’s demand for copper could be catastrophic for communities and environments. The Conversation. Publisher: The Conversation Type: ArticleRegion: AustraliaView More
54% of projects extracting clean energy minerals overlap with Indigenous lands, research reveals Citation: Kemp, D., Owen, J., Muir, K., (2022). 54% of projects extracting clean energy minerals overlap with Indigenous lands, research reveals. The Conversation. Publisher: The Conversation Type: ArticleRegion: AustraliaView More
The cost of mining benefits: localising the resource curse hypothesis Citation: Owen, J., Kemp, D., & Marais, L. (2021). The cost of mining benefits: localising the resource curse hypothesis. Resources Policy, 74, 102289. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.resourpol.2021.102289. Publisher: Resources Policy Type: ArticleRegion: AustraliaView More
Corporate social irresponsibility, hostile organisations and global resource extraction Citation: Kemp, D., & Owen, J. R. (2022). Corporate social irresponsibility, hostile organisations and global resource extraction. Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management, 29( 5), 1816– 1824. https://doi.org/10.1002/csr.2329 Publisher: Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management Type: ArticleRegion: AustraliaView More