Expert Insights

Business resilience is more important than ever. As we’ve all experienced in the years since 2020, unprecedented shifts in society and the economy can result in long-term ripple effects that defy a “return to normal.” True business resilience is surviving and thriving in the “new normal” by having the ability to respond and adapt to unexpected changes while preparing for the ever-evolving global business landscape.

As the current administration prioritizes addressing the legacy of unsafe and environmentally harmful abandoned mining sites, mining reclamation projects are on the rise. In this piece, I’ll explore taking an ecological restoration response to reclaiming abandoned mine lands (AML) that supports traditional engineering solutions, integrating nature-based solutions into the world of mining reclamation. While the focus is on abandoned mine lands, we can use the same approaches for the closure of operational mines.

In a world where exceptional service and innovative products are the lifelines of any organization, the ability to adapt and exceed client expectations is non-negotiable. When an organization loses the ability to do so, it isn’t likely to last long. Couple intense global competition with the speed at which client needs are shifting, and a successful organization must remain laser-focused on understanding the evolving needs of its customers and its people. This commitment requires relentless effort.