CIRCULAR ECONOMY & Mineral policy

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Global Resources Outlook 2024

Shows that it is both possible and profitable to decouple economic growth from environmental impacts and resource use.

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Increasing resource use

The main driver of the triple planetary crisis.

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Material use

Has increased more than three times over the last 50 years and continues to grow by an average of more than 2.3% per year.

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Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA)

In May 2024 European Union has adopted the Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA) including methodology and lists.

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Circular economy

A chance for quicker transformation by new business models, promoting eco-design, improving recovery of secondary raw materials, reducing resource consumption

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The Polish economy

The least resource- and energy-efficient in the EU.

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Key barriers to the CE transition

Lack of knowledge and resources among market participants, as well as ineffective and often-changing environmental legislation.

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Mineral Policy in Poland 2014 - Ministry of Economy

The goal is to identify actions to improve the security of the Polish economy in the field of non-energy raw materials.

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The main objective of the National Raw Materials Policy to 2050

Ensuring access to raw materials from mineral deposits; exploration, recognition and documentation of mineral deposits; ensuring favorable legal conditions for current and future investors.

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List od strategic and critical raw materials for Polish economy

Raw materials strategic for the national economy: Natural gas, Crude oil, Brown coal, and others

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CE – new chance for investment

New chance for investment – new tools and business models i.e. industrial symbiosis – secondary raw materials – co and by product – higher acceptance of mining activities

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ZGH Boleslaw SA

Mining and processing of zinc-lead ores. Recovery of metal from slag and new technology for recovery Zn-Pb concentrate from own tailings at Post-Flotation Waste Processing Plan based on own patented technology.

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National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management

Initiating and supporting activities dedicated to the environment and energy transformation.

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Centrum Metal Odczynniki Chemiczne Midas-Investment Sp. z o.o.

The production of inorganic chemicals, in particular compounds (metal salts) of molybdenum, selenium, copper, manganese, zinc, cobalt and others

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BattValue project

Provides courses with professional level knowledge of existing and future battery concepts

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Existing mineral policy

Focusing also on sourcing raw materials from anthropogenic deposits and supporting the development of a circular economy

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reports from eminent scientists, highly skilled in resource management issues

Distil the latest scientific, technical and socio-economic findings around global resource use.

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Resource Efficiency and Climate Change

Material efficiency strategies for a low-carbon future.

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Decoupling – global perspective

The decoupling of natural resource use and environmental impacts from economic activity and human well-being.

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Sustainable Development Goal 12 (SDG 12)

Sustainable production and consumption.

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Material resources

Extraction and processing of material resources account for over 55 per cent of greenhouse gas emissions (GHG)

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Global Resources Outlook 2024

Inequality in material use between countries must be addressed as a core element of any global sustainability efforts

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Shifts in energy, food, mobility and the built environment

Implemented at an unprecedented scale and speed.

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Decoupling

Well designed and implemented policies can deliver both at the same time, lifting sustainable economic growth and well-being while also moderating pressures and reducing environmental impacts.

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Recommendation

Strategies for reducing resource use across the provisioning systems: sustainable consumption and production(SCP), Resource efficiency, climate and energy, food and land , just trasition

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SLO

Social Licence to Operate

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CSR verus social resposibility

CSR is a concept whereby companies integrate social and environmental concerns in their business operations and in their interaction with their stakeholders on a voluntary basis

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MIREU project

Focuses on the social dynamics around mining in Europe; open and straightforward about potential risks, listen to stakeholder input and design the project or activity accordingly

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Community dimension – acceptane

Community helps co-plan project, is a partner in ‘decision-finding’ process, and has ongoing cooperation with company

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Community dimension - non acceptane

Community sees too few economic and social benefits, Poor company engagement and no (functioning) grievance mechanism, Community perceives potential impacts as too large

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Mining conflict

The image of the raw materials industry suffers from negative public perceptions

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PESTLE analysis

Track the environment they’re operating in or are planning to launch a new project/product/service etc.

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The general level of development of a country or region

Influence the level of wellbeing and possibilities to improve wellbeing.

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Extractive Industry Transparency Initatitive

From 2002 Extractive Industry Transparency Initatitive (eiti.org)

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Fraser Institute’s 2015 survey

How mineral endowments and public policy factors such as taxation and regulatory uncertainty affect exploration investment.

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Ferrous metals DEFINITION and TYPES OF METALS Non-Ferrous metals Mining metals

A substance with high electrical conductivity, luster, and malleability , which readily loses electrons to form positive ions ( cations ).

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By-product metals

Technologically essential but have problematic supply

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Directive 2006/21/EC on the management of waste from extractive industries aims at ensuring that waste

Materials that must be removed to gain access to the mineral resource and its processing, such as

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Mining and circular economy

A circular economy starts at the very beginning of a product's life

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WASTE

KGHM Polska Miedź SA - tailing dump

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Mining

Silver mine in Tarnowskie Góry Guido mine Zabrze Wieliczka Salt Mine