We observe Effective environmental management that is integral to the success
of TLG TRANS COMPANY LIMITED Mining’s operations, from day to-day activities on-site,
to corporate strategic planning. TLG Mining’s operations are committed to compliance
with applicable laws and regulations.
Our Responsible Mining Policy and framework and our Responsible Mining Management System (RMMS).
This standard replaces the former integrated set of TLG Management System Standards, is an auditable
specification outlining mandatory requirements for management systems to be implemented at all TLG
Mining Sites for the management of the TLG aspects of our business.
environmental management controls and procedures that are tailored to meet the individual needs
of each of our operations in their unique environmental settings. We achieve this through effective
use of environmental impact assessment to identify, quantify, and eliminate or mitigate impacts;
integration of environmental controls within our operations, with monitoring to evaluate their
reliability and effectiveness, and to identify potential opportunities for improvement; employment
of risk assessment and management techniques to minimize the potential for unforeseen environmental
impacts or incidents; and routine checking and continuous improvement through the annual environmental
audit process.
At TLG Mining, we implement a comprehensive water management planning process to allow us to operate without conflict with other water users and associated ecosystems, in accordance with the TLG Mining Water Management Group Procedure.
Our operations have developed comprehensive waste management plans that specify how the different types of non-mineral waste produced by our activities are to be managed, including identification of opportunities for waste minimization, recycling and re-use.
At TLG Mining, we seek opportunities to improve our energy use efficiency and decrease our greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. We are also committed to managing other emissions that can be significant environmental/social issues for the mining sector, including gaseous emissions, particulates, noise and vibration.
The loss of natural habitats in the world has become one of the major threats for biodiversity conservation. TLG Mining contributes to biodiversity conservation through the minimization of habitat degradation and contributions to habitat restoration during the life of mine cycle.
Risks and opportunities associated with climate change at our operations have been considered in accordance with the Forest Ministry Special Report , which considers a balance across all sources of climate change. The potential influence of these changes on our operations, and our approach to reducing and/or mitigating these influences can be viewed in our Sustainability Report.
TLG Mining takes a responsible and integrated approach to mine closure planning, with the principal aim being to design, develop, and operate our facilities to minimize their overall social and environmental impact and take into consideration their eventual closure. TLG Mining’s sites have approved mine closure plans (MCPs), as required by TLG's Group Procedure for Mine Closure Planning. The MCPs are developed to a level of detail that reflects the stage of each mine’s lifecycle, and they are updated at least every five years, or when required due to operational changes.