This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the environmental impacts associated with mining operations. It examines various aspects, including the challenges posed by tailings storage facilities, the environmental footprint of copper mining, and corporate social responsibility. The report explores case studies, such as the BHP Billiton Ravensthorpe Nickel mine and the Samarco chemical sludge disaster, to illustrate the complexities of corporate accountability and dialogue with stakeholders. It reviews academic literature and government submissions to assess the need for regulation in corporate social responsibility. The report also investigates the relationship between corporate governance and environmental reporting, offering insights for company strategists and regulators. Overall, the report emphasizes the importance of sustainable mining practices, environmental reporting, and corporate accountability in mitigating the negative effects of mining on the environment and society.