Where our LinkedIn posts become durable and searchable. Every argument traces to peer-reviewed work, and a new piece goes up each month, rotating six themes: scale, carbon, tailings, water, the framework, and the personal why.
A $350K box of process kit at a Chilean copper mine, an NPV of $178M, and recovered water at negative marginal cost. Here is the full stack.
The biggest number on a dam is the one nobody writes down. Why the standard still does not ask, and what a per-dry-tonne metric fixes.
Most metals add under 30% to price under a global carbon tax. Steaming coal would be taxed over 150%. Miners are lobbying against their own P&L.
The measurement gap is the root cause of bad natural-capital decisions. Current accounting literally cannot see natural capital.
Mining is roughly 90% of all human waste once you count waste rock. One mine, reframed as a metropolis, shows why scale is the whole argument.
Abundant water at home in Oregon, scarce water in the Atacama copper I was selling. That contrast is where the whole mission started.
