This short course was presented in webcast format on the 20th and 27th of April, and the 4th of May, 2010. The video recordings below present the complete webcast, including questions posed by the remote audience and the presenter’s responses.

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Title: Sustainable Development in Mining – Economics, Society and Environment

Description: see the Sustainable Development in Mining brochure

Length: approximately seven hours, presented in three sessions of three parts each.

Format: Flash Video (.flv)

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   The Concept of Sustainable Development and the Mining Legacy (41 min.)

   Mining Initiatives and MMSD [Mining, Minerals and Sustainable Development] (44 min.)

   Drawing Conclusions, and Discussion (58 min.)

   Stakeholders (40 min.)

   The Seven Questions to Sustainability (32 min.)

   Life Cycle Systems, Principles and Guidelines (52 min.)

   Applications of the Seven Questions, Indicators and Metrics (47 min.)

   The Global Reporting Initiative and Other Standards (57 min.)

   Corporate Social Responsibility, Human Rights, and Discussion (41 min.)

    (CD$149 + applicable taxes for 15-day access to all nine parts - $300 off the price of the original webcast!)

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