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Snow melts earlier in burned forests, new Science Advances study finds

September 17, 2025
Wildfires are causing earlier snowmelt across the western U.S., and this effect would only be exacerbated by projected warmer winters. This is according to a new study led by Colorado School of Mines
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Mines students to resurvey Mile High Marker at State Capitol to celebrate Colorado's 150th anniversary 

September 15, 2025
As part of Colorado's 150th anniversary celebrations in 2026, a team of Colorado School of Mines students will be resurveying the famed Mile High Marker on the west steps of the Colorado State Capitol in Denver.
Career Days Spring 2025

Recent Colorado School of Mines grads continue to see positive outcomes

September 11, 2025
Recent Mines graduates continue to thrive in the two years following graduation, according to the latest survey data from the Mines Career Center.
Molybdenum mine in the mountains seen from above

Media tip sheet: Economics of critical minerals

September 9, 2025
The outsized role critical minerals play in defense and renewable energy applications fuels much of the attention on this sector now. China has raced ahead of the rest of the world in mining, refining
speakers at table during Critical Minerals Report release

Payne Institute 2025 State of Critical Minerals Report: How processing and recovery can strengthen U.S. mineral security

September 9, 2025
The 2025 State of Critical Minerals Report from the Payne Institute for Public Policy at Colorado School of Mines underscores opportunities to strengthen U.S. mineral security through smarter investment in refining, processing, byproduct recovery and recycling.
Carbon Capture and Storage

Lessons from social sciences could move community engagement on industrial decarbonization projects from “public relations” to meaningful impact

September 8, 2025
A new paper in Nature Communications calls on energy developers to incorporate state-of-art knowledge to ensure decarbonization projects benefit the communities that choose to host them.
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Mines researchers contributing to $5M DOE center to design impact-resistant materials

September 5, 2025
Leslie Lamberson, director of the Extreme Structures & Materials (X-STRM) Laboratory, is a co-principal investigator for the new Center for Simulation and design of Heterogeneous Architectures for Performance and Energy absorption (SHAPE).
Aerial photo of Climax Mine with white clouds and a blue sky.

Inside the Colorado School of Mines student research shaping the future of critical minerals

September 5, 2025
Student researchers in Mines' Mineral and Energy Economics Program are delving into topics from geopolitics and supply chain risks to artisanal mining and responsible sourcing related to the global critical minerals landscape.
A researcher in a white lab coat and green gloves stands next to specialized equipment used for mine tailings research inside a well-equipped laboratory.

Mine waste offers new path to sourcing critical minerals, sustainable construction materials

September 4, 2025
At Colorado School of Mines, researchers are transforming mine tailings into construction materials, creating new possibilities for recovering critical minerals and reducing mining’s environmental impact.
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Colorado School of Mines, USGS join forces to address geological and mineral resource questions essential to economic and national security

September 3, 2025
A new state-of-the-art facility on the Colorado School of Mines campus opening in 2027 will unite researchers from USGS and Mines to advance critical minerals and energy research vital to national priorities.

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