Global Scans · Mining · Weekly Summary

• [New] Job Creation & Workforce Growth: By 2025, the expansion of lithium mining, battery manufacturing, and associated technologies could create over 300,000 new jobs across the United States and Canada-benefiting rural, tribal, and tech-driven communities. Farmonaut
• [New] Mining Weekly Editor Martin Creamer discusses Anglo American's renewable and green hydrogen projects; Minerals Council South Africa welcoming the 125% tax break for businesses investing in renewables; and the 14000 jobs Amplats expects to be created through SA's hydrogen corridor. Mining Weekly
• Central Queensland's industrial heartland is grappling with a renewables boom, but the mining union is worried the burgeoning sector will not provide enough jobs and could leave regional communities behind. ABC (Australia)
• By 2025, Sweden will triple its mining production, which should provide more than 50,000 new jobs. web_team
• The $3 billion project, set to be located on a reclaimed coal mining site, is expected to support 2,000 construction jobs and generate an influx of tax revenue. / USA CNN
• The gold-mining sector is set to boost WA's economy, with 2,400 new jobs forecast for the next five years compared with 1,200 in iron ore. Australian Broadcasting Corporation
• The Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement this week announced more than $4.9 million for Kansas to address dangerous and polluting abandoned mine lands, create good-paying, family-sustaining jobs and catalyze economic opportunity in coal communities. U.S. Department of the Interior
• High salaries, continuous learning opportunities, and the pride of contributing to a globally essential industry make Australian mining jobs especially attractive in the coming years. Farmonaut
• Australian nickel mining companies are investing in advanced operational practices, exploring deep sea mining opportunities, and reshaping the future of Australian mining jobs throughout western and emerging frontier regions. Farmonaut
• With a revitalized Hudson Bay Railway and Port of Churchill, jobs will be created, mining and forestry opportunities will open, and Bayline communities will have the opportunity to position themselves as a true gateway to the Arctic and the world. Arctic Gateway Group
• Analysts said ensuring the success of Indonesia's JETP will require a process that limits harm for local communities where jobs could be lost in coal mining and coal power production, and that aims to bring them benefits from clean energy development. The Japan Times
• Jobs in sectors such as healthcare, agriculture, mining and manufacturing will be the least exposed to generative AI. Insider Media Ltd

Last updated: 26 October 2025