The 2020 IQ Caernarfon Award recipient Sean Taylor will be presenting on his company’s Say Again? campaign to all Institute of Quarrying branches across the globe in a live webinar on 9 November.
Volvo predicts quarries will be early adopters of autonomous transport
Volvo Autonomous Solutions has predicted that quarries and light mining will implement automated transport first.
Superheated underground rocks reveal earthquake clues
Fluidlike rocks that reach temperatures above 160 degrees Celsius have been identified to cause tremors along part of California’s San Andreas Fault.
Yellowstone National Park to be remapped by Montana State University
Researchers from Montana State University have started to update the geologic map of Yellowstone National Park in the United States.
Global construction output to receive 35 per cent increase by 2030
Oxford Economics has forecast that global construction activity will jump to US$5.8 trillion ($6.9 trillion) by 2030, despite recent impacts caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Volvo CE prepares for future industry trends
Volvo Construction Equipment has partnered with futurists to further the company’s understanding of future industries.
New method for identifying airborne particles discovered
Researchers from Japan’s Kanazawa University have found a method for identifying the sources of particulate matter.
Crushing spares supplier joins Amsted Global Solutions
Local mining and quarrying parts and equipment supplier Crushing Equipment has become part of the Amsted Global Solutions group.
Adbri receives BHP cement and lime contract extension
Adbri has been handed a four-year contract extension as a supplier for BHP’s Olympic Dam mine in South Australia.
DNA sequencing could find hidden mineral deposits
Analysing the DNA of soil microbes can be an effective mineral exploration technique, according to a study by Geoscience British Columbia.