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OZ Minerals “Think and Act Differently”

Ingenious Extraction is OZ Minerals first ‘Think and Act Differently’ incubator challenge.  This is a challenge focused on finding new ways to extract metals like copper, gold, silver and cobalt…

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U.S. Approves Copper For ‘Residual Use Against Coronavirus’

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced that certain copper alloys provide long-term effectiveness against the virus that causes COVID-19, the first product to get the approval. Here is the EPA’s…

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No Way Norway (or Australia)!

The U.S. Super Bowl is as famous for its ads as its football. This year was no different except for the number of ads by big auto companies for electric…

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Building With New Copper

The U.S. has just recognised 8 new buildings as standouts for their use of copper and copper alloys, part of the yearly North American Copper in Architecture Awards. The 2020…

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Today’s global economy requires efficient use of raw materials, as well as material conservation through its reuse and recycling. Copper recycling is among these natural materials. On average, copper products contain 35 percent recycled content, which significantly reduces copper’s sustainable development footprint.

It is estimated that since 1900, two-thirds of the 550 million tonnes of copper mined is still in productive use. For copper recycling to be effective, innovation is needed. Endeavors supporting copper recycling can be implemented in new product design to facilitate end of life recovery and the industrial copper recycling processes to increase overall yields. ICA fully supports the copper industry’s efforts of copper recycling and reintroduce this valuable metal back into the economy.

 

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