BRIMM 111: New Perspectives on Mine Closure

BRIMM 111: New Perspectives on Mine Closure is a course offered by the Bradshaw Institute for Minerals and Mining (BRIMM) at the University of British Columbia. It focuses on planning for sustainable mine closure, incorporating multidisciplinary perspectives and exploring opportunities for post-closure development alongside traditional risk mitigation. The course emphasizes collaboration across disciplines to create integrated closure plans and examines social, economic, and ESG dimensions of mine closure.

Geologists, engineers, lawyers, social scientists, and other professionals or students interested in mine closure planning and sustainability.