Adam Hawkins

Adam Hawkins, an advisor on mining policy, and Chris Temple, a commodities analyst, discuss the U.S. mining landscape post-Idaho conference. They analyze the recent $75 million JP Morgan investment in Perpetua’s Stibnite project, considering its implications for private and government capital. The duo highlights the ongoing regulatory challenges that delay investments and calls for a stronger North American partnership to enhance mineral security. They celebrate the University of Idaho's new geological engineering school as a positive step for the industry.

Bob Quartermain, CEO and Chairman of Dakota Gold, brings decades of experience in gold exploration, sharing insights on strategic acquisitions and innovations in mining. He discusses the evolving role of gold in technology and finance, along with advice for aspiring geologists. Adam Hawkins, President at Global External, dives into changes to the NEPA process and their implications for hard rock mining in the U.S., highlighting the need for reform to balance environmental protection and resource development amidst increasing bureaucratic challenges.

Adam Hawkins, a social governance expert from Global External Relations, shares his extensive background in global mining policies and community relations. He dives into the complex history and regulations surrounding the Cactus Mine in Arizona and discusses the essential collaboration between mining companies and communities. Hawkins emphasizes the need for reform in abandoned mine land policies and advocates for sustainable practices within the mining sector to balance community needs with economic potential, highlighting the importance of innovative regulatory approaches.