In this journey into the Matereal World I respond to a global mining company’s “ESG Materiality” survey which asks:
What does it mean for a mining company to be a leader in sustainability?
What do I see as the biggest risk to the mining industry in the next five years?
This is a podcast version of a written post. The original post with all references* (including many visuals + more) is linked below.
Portuguese version of this podcast episode.
Portuguese version of the written article.
* Although all references are available in the full written article linked below, if there is one reference I don’t want you to miss it’s the one to the idea of Wendigo. So here it is.
Global Mining Co seeks input on sustainability strategy
I received an email requesting input to use in the sustainability strategy of Global Mining Co [name changed to protect the well-intended]. I’m sure dozens of others tagged as “sustainability experts” received this request as well. This is a typical approach to stakeholder engagement when companies conduct materiality assessments, a pillar of their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) strategy and communication.
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