What are the metallogenic belts? How many have been identified in Argentina? Metalogenesis is the study of the genesis (origin) of mineral deposits in the earth’s crust, defining their location
In addition to preliminary studies of flora, fauna, society and archaeology, companies undertaking exploration carry out several stages: – Prospecting: In this phase, geophysical, geochemical and geological techniques are applied
Beyond its capacity to generate foreign exchange and fiscal revenue, the impact of mining on local development has been the subject of numerous studies that highlight its transformative potential for
Behind every mining project lies a complex and diverse network of work, spanning from initial exploration to the closure of the deposit. Each stage demands specific technical and professional profiles
The transition to clean energy involves changing the way we produce and consume energy in order to move away from fossil fuels. The goal is to adopt renewable energy sources
What are minerals and how are they formed? Minerals are the essential elements that form rocks and they are present everywhere: from the ground we walk on to the objects
In Argentina, there are two key documents in the environmental assessment of mining projects: The EIR is a technical study that must be submitted by any mining company before starting
Copper demand is estimated to double by 2050, which could lead to a deficit of up to four million tons by 2030. Argentina had not produced copper for five years
How are minerals classified? Minerals are classified according to their chemical composition and crystalline structure, depending on the predominant anion or anionic group. The most common classification includes several groups:
Exploration is the first phase in the life cycle of a mining project and one of the most complex and risky: it is the moment when innovation technology is used
Sustainable development is a growth model that seeks to fulfil the needs of the present without compromising the resources and well-being of future generations. It is based on a balance
Thanks to its unique properties, copper is an irreplaceable material in the development of modern and sustainable technologies and forms part of our daily lives. It is present in: •
