[Text] June 2003 / Number 66 / Review [Image] Front cover
[Text] '...achiving these results in the face of the sluggish market conditions provides the strongest possible evidence of Rio Tinto's underlying robustness.' Sir Robert Wilson
[Image] Diamond
[]

Contents

Hard times, steady progress
Sir Robert Wilson reviews Rio Tinto's performance in 2002 - and looks at its prospects.
[Link] Read this article

Microbes on the march
When it comes to releasing metals from sulphides, the mining industry has no more willing ally than humble bacteria.
[Link] Read this article

Forever immaculate?
To maintain the sparkling reputation of its products, the diamond industry is striving vigorously to build ever higher standards of stewardship - but there are difficulties to be overcome.
[Link] Read this article

Diavik's dike of distinction
How an innovative project in the Canadian Arctic has bought plaudits from the civil engineering industry.
[Link] Read this article

Turning the pages of history
Meet Martin Lynch, the man who set out to chart the world of mining through the ages.
[Link] Read this article

Review is published by Rio Tinto,
6 St James' Square, London
SW1Y 4LD, England
Telephone +44 (0)20 7930 2399
Editor: Cherry DeGeer
[Link] Hard times, steady progress [Link] Microbes on the march [Link] Forever immaculate?