Our Power – Our Planet – Our Impact
In many of the environments where we work, resilience is shaped by constraint, ecological sensitivity and the need for better decisions.
Articles
How Social Closure Planning Shapes Lasting Legacies
Mine closure is inevitable, what is not inevitable is whether the process leaves behind a desperate community or a long-term legacy
South Africa’s Draft Carbon Budget Regulations: What They Mean in Practice
South Africa’s Draft Carbon Budget Regulations mark a major step forward in climate policy, closing the loop between greenhouse gas (GHG) reporting
From Tailings to Tourism
Headframes, shafts, pits and veins. These are all terms associated with the mining industry. From the black coal dust of Middelburg to the purple haze of Kuruman
A Journey Towards a Chapter of Social Transitioning
Every mining operation has a Life of Mine, a planned timeline for when the mineral deposit will be physically depleted.
When Deserts Flood: Climate Change in Arid Regions
In recent years, desert regions around the world have experienced an unexpected rise in extreme flooding…
Rethinking Water Risk: Charting the Path Forward
This is the final article in our ‘Rethinking Water Risk’ series. The previous article, Tensions…
Part 5 – Tensions and Tributaries: Water Conflict & Business
This is the fifth article in our ‘Rethinking Water Risk’ series. The previous article Overhead…
Resettlement Planning: Working with Government
At Digby Wells Environmental, our work across more than 300 resettlement projects in 77…
Part 4 – Overhead or Opportunity? The Financial Upside of Water Innovation
This is the fourth article in our ‘Rethinking Water Risk’ series. The previous article Beyond Scarcity…