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COST THE EARTH
The future of gold mining
Clean Mining is working (home staging) to transform gold production worldwide through new processing technology that eliminates cyanide as a means of extracting the precious yellow metal.
The solution represents transformational change achieved through the commercialisation of new, environmentally-conscious ore processing that sets a new ‘gold standard’. It is the mineral processing technology of the future.
Developed over more than a decade by CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, the process replaces cyanide with a safer and gentler reagent called thiosulphate.
The same innovative company behind the worldwide distribution of this innovative technology – Clean Mining – is also working (home staging) on eliminating mercury from the extraction process.
SAFER AND
MORE SUSTAINABLE
Cyanide-free and mercury-free, delivering a safer, more sustainable process without leaking, spillage or exposure to hazardous chemicals.
FUTURE
FOCUSED
Kinder to the environment in production, use and disposal. Contributing to a cleaner, healthier planet for future generations.
ETHICALLY
RESPONSIBLE
The safest and most sustainable gold processing reagent developed to date, with benefits for governments, mining companies, communities and workers.
OUR VISION
To transform mining worldwide through safer, more environmentally-responsible technologies.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Why support and invest in Clean Mining’s patented technology? Because it has the potential to deliver a richer future for the earth and for the gold industry.
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