What does "Net Positive Impact on Biodiversity" mean for the mining industry

Helen Wood, RPMGlobal Principal Environmental Advisor, who specialises in biodiversity, recently discussed “Net Positive Impact” on biodiversity, and what this means for mining projects and organisations.  

“The NPI approach involves implementing a mitigation framework for systematically reducing biodiversity impacts for a project, commencing at the planning stage with good baseline ecological studies, and continuing through construction, operations, and rehabilitation.” 

The mining industry is under increased pressure, both from regulatory and environmental bodies, to deliver on biodiversity requirements, positively impacting all aspects of ESG. RPM has seen demand from our mining partners to reach their goal of NPI, and our dedicated team of experts are well-versed to guide clients through the challenges of biodiversity requirements and reporting.  

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