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CORE SAMPLING

Unlocking critical minerals for a sustainable future

Mineral exploration is a technically complex and high-risk, yet indispensable process

Debbie Darling
Direct mineral exploration methods, such as core sampling, provide definitive evidence of mineralisation but are costly, time-consuming, and logistically challenging

Direct mineral exploration methods, such as core sampling, provide definitive evidence of mineralisation but are costly, time-consuming, and logistically challenging | Credits: iStock/Adrian Wojcik

Critical minerals have an essential role in everyday life and are the backbone of any modern civilisation. From the lithium in our smartphones and batteries to the rare earth elements (REEs) used in permanent...

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