The ICLG Mining Law 2021 guide covers common issues in mining laws and regulations – including the acquisition of rights, ownership requirements and restrictions, processing, transfer and encumbrance, environmental aspects, native title, and land rights – in 15 jurisdictions, featuring two expert analysis chapters.
Holland & Hart’s Environmental and Natural Resources attorney Andrew Emrich served as the Mining Laws and Regulations 2021 contributing editor and is the contributing author of the expert analysis chapter, titled “Trade and Regulatory Developments Impacting the Mining Industry.” In this chapter, Emrich covers multilateral trade developments and regulatory changes impacting the mining industry, in addition to looking ahead to next year as miners hope to increase demand for products and to governmental initiatives expected to be considered in many jurisdictions.
Holland & Hart’s Mining and American Indian Law attorney Karol Kahalley served as the contributing author for the “USA: Mining Laws and Regulations 2021” jurisdictional chapter. In this chapter, Kahalley provides insight into common mining issues, including recent political developments, relevant authorities and legislation, the mechanics of acquisition of rights, foreign ownership and indigenous ownership requirements and restrictions, and more.
These chapters were originally published in the ICLG – Mining Law 2021 guide.
To read the full ICLG – Mining Law 2021 guide online, click here.
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