Converting waste to revenue
January 16, 2019 | 2:00 – 2:30 PM EST
Presented by Allan Cramm, VP Innovation & Development, Anaconda Mining
Strategic Mine Planning with New Digital Technologies, Risk Management and Mineral Value Chains
January 29-31 2020 at Ryerson University
Geostatistical Mineral Resource Estimation & Meeting the New Regulatory Environment
September 21-25, 2020 at McGill University
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2019-2020
Available through CIM Branches, Societies, Student Chapters and Universities
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- Take part in other CIM-sponsored seminars and meetings such as MEMO, MECA, etc.
- Acquire and/or update your knowledge through CIM’s technical webinars and workshops
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