July 20, 2026 - Our next Mining for Knowledge virtual lecture is tomorrow, don't miss this one! Join us for this month's installment of our virtual lecture series, presented by the National Mining Hall of Fame and Museum.   This Month's Presentation: The Importance of Responsible Tailings Management: Lessons from Failure, Governance, and the Path Forward   Presented by Kim Morrison, BSc(GE), MSc(CE), PE(AZ, CO, NM, UT, WY), RG(MO), F.SME, M.ASCE, LM.GBA, Chief Technical Officer at ATC Williams   Kim Morrison   Tailings management is one of the mining industry's most important responsibilities, and this lecture is a chance to see just how seriously the industry takes it.   Kim Morrison will highlight the real progress being made, including: How the industry has turned hard lessons from past failures into stronger risk management and long-term accountability The rise of rigorous governance standards, including the Global Industry Standard on Tailings Management (GISTM) and the Global Tailings Management Institute (GTMI), and how they're driving best-in-class practice across the industry How mining companies are rising to meet increasingly complex engineering challenges, from taller dams to larger impoundments, while holding themselves to a standard of zero harm Why stewardship and long-term thinking are now built into how the industry approaches tailings management and closure   This is a great opportunity to see the mining industry's commitment to environmental responsibility in action, whether you work in the industry, study its history, or simply care about its future.   Event Details: Date: Tomorrow, Tuesday, July 21st Time: 5:00–6:00 pm (MST) Location: Virtual Only Cost: $20 per login   This is a virtual lecture only and tomorrow comes fast, grab your ticket today! Login information will be sent as soon as possible after purchase so you don't miss a minute.   We hope to see you there!   Chasing the vein,   Meg Carr President & CEO     Purchase Tickets