The Midlands Industrial Ceramics Group (MICG) is hosting the event.

The document provides business cases for increasing circularity in mining.

Jude Allan MIMMM, Chair of the IOM3 Packaging Group, chats with Jake Inglis, 2022 Starpack Students Competition sponsor’s award winner on his experience, the Starpack Students Competition, progress since and a potential future career in packaging.

The Mineral Products Association reports on a two-year study on using reclaimed clay and bricks in cement.

The potential for firebricks to store heat generated from renewable energy has been explored at Stanford University, USA.

Single-use vapes, which contain lithium, will be banned in England from 1 June 2025.

Restoring London's Crystal Palace Subway, UK, appeared in the October 2023 issue - Phase 1 has now been completed.

The Science Council wants to learn how best to support your organisation in offering technical education placements.

Action for Southern Africa (ACTSA) and Lord Peter Hain will host the event in the House of Lords next week.

SLR Consulting has announced the acquisition of Wardell Armstrong - an environmental, engineering and mining consultancy.

Explore IOM3 Library on International Day of Libraries, and take advantage of your member benefits.

The think-tank's report explores the complexities of industrial change and stresses inclusive strategic planning.

The Waste and Resources Action Programme (WRAP) is supporting action for fruit and veg to be sold without packaging.

Dr Peter Hackett was a respected figure in the field of mining education and the former Principal of the Camborne School of Mines

The trial aimed to find low-cost bioderived fuels for a range of industrial glass and ceramics sites.

The plant at Cornish Lithium's Trelavour Hard Rock Project in St Dennis, Cornwall, represents a major step towards commercial production of lithium in Britain.

Claims of recycled content are not sufficiently verified or enforced, says the plastics resource efficiency and recycling charity.

IOM3 CEO, Dr Colin Church FIMMM, was invited by the BBC to contribute to an article and on the news on waste-burning.

If adopted, the voluntary mining standard is anticipated to include almost 100 mining companies across approximately 600 operations in around 60 countries.