Governments all over the world are facing a serious set of problems. They’re operating huge deficits at the same time that they have a tremendous need for high-cost infrastructure.

Warmer temperatures. Melting glaciers. More frequent and more violent storms. With shifting climates presenting competing and conflicting risks, we need to prepare now to protect and maintain our hydroelectric dam installations.

As greener solutions become the future to combat climate change, how can mining find ways to help?

In the last 10 years, shale gas production has exploded in North America. Shale oil has expanded in a big way, too. Can these two competing commodities continue to coexist?

As populations in cities rise, we need to balance the ability to move goods and people with the need for livable, service-oriented communities. Transit is the key to success.

There’s a change happening in mining, and it’s gaining ground and momentum. Get ready, because it’s going to revolutionize the way you think about and operate your business.

Challenging, tighter market conditions are driving the mining industry to improve productivity and reduce costs. We need to think differently.

The quest for new, innovative processes is opening up brand new playing fields—ones that everyone wants to join in and improve.

Mining has traditionally been about economies of scale. Ever-bigger trucks, ever-faster machines, ever-deeper pits. But bigger-means-better doesn’t cut it anymore.

Climate change is here, now. The threat—to us and life as we know it—is one we’ve created ourselves.