Stepping up safety in managing miners' tailings dams - Robeco

Robeco is stepping up its efforts to improve safety in the mining industry after 248 people were killed in a Brazilian tailings dam collapse this year. Engagement specialist Sylvia van Waveren explains how an investor initiative is taking action to prevent further disasters.

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Stepping up safety in managing miners' tailings dams - Robeco

Robeco is stepping up its efforts to improve safety in the mining industry after 248 people were killed in a Brazilian tailings dam collapse this year. Engagement specialist Sylvia van Waveren explains how an investor initiative is taking action to prevent further disasters.

Only members with restricted access (ie. academics, asset owners, government and regulatory, independent advisers/trustees and sponsoring employers) can view this article. Please login or join to view.

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