Panel 1: The extractive industry
Chair Glenn Banks
Drilling into the New Zealand petroleum industry’s ‘Predatory Delay’ campaign
Terrence M Loomis
‘The hole in the ground that cannot be moved’: Political Risk, race & mining finance
Paul Robert Gilbert and Maria Dyveke Styve
Confronting the convention: The planetary mine and extractive power
Devin Holterman and Christopher Alton
Panel 2: Governing extraction: Mines and what is left behind
Chair Tom Doig
Film: Blinman Slag
Grayson Cooke
Of Earth – For Earth
Kathryn Moore and Dana Finch
Extracting closure: Regulating mine rehabilitation in Australia and Canada
Lisa Mills
Navigating shifts in the governance of natural resources: the environmental impacts of mining in Brazil – creating new ‘veins’ or channels through policy?
Alexandra Mallett
Panel 3: Policy for sustainable mining
Chair Glenn Banks
A new vision of and recommendations for sustainable management in mining and post-mining landscapes
Nadine V. Gerner, Gerdhard L. Jessen, Anna Cord, Robert Lepenies, Diego Pujoni, Pedro Val, Kelly Whaley-Martin and Jan Nissen
The future of extractive industries: Understanding and analysing mining sector reforms in Sub Saharan Africa
Cindy Wilhelm
Sustainable, technology-driven, whole-system approaches to small-scale mining in the 21st century
Kathryn Moore, Olga Sidorenko and Rauno Sairinen
The key to unlocking the SDGs for the mining sector in Latin America: local partnerships and dialogue
Yanina Kowszyk and Rajiv Maher