Mineral exploration: opportunities and constraints - John Thompson

In this JKMRC Friday Seminar, John presents on the need for responsible mineral exploration focused on the discovery and assessment of quality deposits that maximise benefits, particularly for traditional owners and communities.
John combines academic experience - Honorary Professor of Sustainable Resources, University of Bristol, prior positions at Cornell University and the The University of British Columbia - with 35 years in mining and exploration industry experience. He has held leadership roles in many organisations and is currently a director of KoBold Metals and MineSense Technologies Ltd., and a co-founder of Regeneration Enterprises.

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It's impressive to see John's dedication to responsible mineral exploration and his efforts to maximize benefits for traditional owners and communities. His academic background combined with his extensive experience in the mining and exploration industry makes him a valuable asset in this field. It's great to see leaders like him taking action toward sustainable practices in the industry. As a director of KoBold Metals and MineSense Technologies Ltd. and a co-founder of Regeneration Enterprises, John's contributions are sure to have a positive impact on the future of mineral exploration. His presentation at the JKMRC Friday Seminar is an excellent opportunity for others in the industry to learn from his expertise and commitment to responsible exploration.

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Thanks for this video, It was helpfull. I recently came across Fuse Minerals and their base metal exploration initiatives in Australia. Their projects, especially Mt Sydney, seem quite promising. Does anyone here have any insights or opinions about the company and its potential as an investment?