Batteries are increasingly important in ensuring stable electricity supply as we transition to clean energy. So, where are all those batteries, and the critical minerals they are made of, going to come from? Find out at facebook.com/MiningNS/posts/… #nspoli

Uranium mining helps make possible: 1. Emissions-free nuclear energy needed to achieve climate goals. 2. Radiation therapy for cancer patients and many other medical procedures. 3. Smoke detectors that keep our families safe. Get the facts: tmans.ca/uranium #nspoli

“Canada is set to play a leading role in supplying the world with responsibly produced critical minerals,” according to @IEA. Nova Scotia should do everything it can to both contribute and get its share of the jobs and economic benefits. facebook.com/MiningNS/posts/… #nspoli

Reclamation is a key part of mining. Before getting operating permits, Nova Scotian mining companies must get government approval of reclamation plans and post reclamation bonds (money in escrow, basically) to ensure sites are fully reclaimed at no cost to taxpayers. #nspoli

@MiningNS: "The Atlantic Economic Panel is yet another voice saying that resource industries like mining offer a huge opportunity to create jobs and opportunity, and to help pay for essential government programs like health, education and roads." #nspoli

@MiningNS: "The story of the past year has really been @nsgov being a great partner for MANS and the mining industry. It has taken important steps to cut red tape, invest in geoscience and work to attract investment." #nspoli

New Campbellton was originally called Kelly's Cove, but it was renamed in honour of Charles J. Campbell, a coal mine owner and politician. See the story of the New Campbellton coal mine at facebook.com/MiningNS/posts/… #nspoli