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Early engagement with communities, rigorous scientific assessment of water basins, and recognition of cultural values are now indispensable to maintaining trust and project viability. Legacy failures show how poor decisions can burden companies for generations. Braun also notes that the Global Industry Standard on Tailings Management (GISTM) has driven the sector toward better risk understanding, independent technical review, and stronger community reporting. Looking ahead, Braun is optimistic: industry collaborations, academic partnerships, and new technologies are helping mines reduce water use, integrate waste streams more sustainably, and plan landforms that remain stable after closure—bringing mining closer to true sustainability rather than mere compliance.
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