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Are mining companies mature for mine closure? An approach for evaluating preparedness
Resources Policy, 2022David De Barros Galo +2 more
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Mineral Resources Engineering, 2001
The mining company is ultimately responsible for impacts resulting from its mining activities. This responsibility does not end with cessation of mining activities but continues till the mining lease is relinquished. This program for a mine closure is intended to assist mining companies in providing effective life-of-the-mine strategies for mine ...
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The mining company is ultimately responsible for impacts resulting from its mining activities. This responsibility does not end with cessation of mining activities but continues till the mining lease is relinquished. This program for a mine closure is intended to assist mining companies in providing effective life-of-the-mine strategies for mine ...
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, 2016 a number of issues became apparent that were not identified in the decision-making process for the expansion approval. What was initially thought to be a gradual process of developing and integrating mine closure plans (MCP) for the mine operations over ...
M B Dagva, Kh Vladimir
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Proceedings of the International Conference on Mine Closure, 2011
Transalta’s Whitewood Mine is one of three TransAlta-owned surface coal mines. It is located north of Lake Wabamun, about 70 kilometres (43 miles) west of Edmonton, Alberta, and has been in operation since 1962. The mine is in the final stages of closure after almost 50 years of operation. To date, approximately 1665 hectares of post-disturbed land has
Dean MacKenzie +3 more
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Transalta’s Whitewood Mine is one of three TransAlta-owned surface coal mines. It is located north of Lake Wabamun, about 70 kilometres (43 miles) west of Edmonton, Alberta, and has been in operation since 1962. The mine is in the final stages of closure after almost 50 years of operation. To date, approximately 1665 hectares of post-disturbed land has
Dean MacKenzie +3 more
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Assessment of Cadmium as a Contaminant in Mine Closure
Proceedings of the International Conference on Mine Closure, 2008Contamination of soil and water by cadmium from both mine residues, and the use of phosphate fertilizers applied during mine rehabilitation activities, can result in bioaccumulation by terrestrial and aquatic plants and animals, which in turn can lead to human uptake of this element.
Diacomanolis, V. +5 more
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BARGOED: the closure of a mine
Industrial Management, 1977As controversy rages about the development of nuclear power, Britain's traditional energy source — the coal mines — continue their inexorable decline. The closure of Bargoed — like others in South Wales — brings not only a mixture of relief and regret for the community directly involved; it again highlights the risks of running down one energy sector ...
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2017
Illegal miners pan for gold in the tailings discharged by mines for the small amounts of gold that were not captured by processing. Artisanal mining can produce high incomes but causes human and environmental damage using mercury and other chemicals in the extraction of gold.
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Illegal miners pan for gold in the tailings discharged by mines for the small amounts of gold that were not captured by processing. Artisanal mining can produce high incomes but causes human and environmental damage using mercury and other chemicals in the extraction of gold.
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Closure of Underground Mine of Lincang Uranium Mine
2008Linchang Uranium Mine is a small mine/mill complex and left 17 adits inclined shaft (V 1850) and 4 open raises after closure. Among them, 5 adits and the inclined shaft overflowed water, containing radioactive and non-radioactive constituents, such as, U, 226Ra, Cd, Cr6+, As, Pb, Cu, Mn, SO42- and F-.
Lechang Xu +4 more
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Proceedings of the International Conference on Mine Closure, 2008
The South African Department of Minerals and Energy (DME) initiated the Sustainable Development Through Mining (SDM) initiative in 2005 to develop and implement a strategy for sustainable development in the mining sector, with a view to reporting, in terms of the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation (JPI), to the United Nations in 2010 on the ...
Danél van Tonder +7 more
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The South African Department of Minerals and Energy (DME) initiated the Sustainable Development Through Mining (SDM) initiative in 2005 to develop and implement a strategy for sustainable development in the mining sector, with a view to reporting, in terms of the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation (JPI), to the United Nations in 2010 on the ...
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Proceedings of the International Conference on Mine Closure, 2011
Safe and successful mine closure represents a fundamental work element that needs to accommodate the geochemical conditions existing at the completion of the mining and ore processing effort. Given the interests in limiting costs and time associated with mine closure efforts enhanced prior understanding of the geochemical conditions likely to exist ...
Donald Carpenter, Jeffrey Gillow
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Safe and successful mine closure represents a fundamental work element that needs to accommodate the geochemical conditions existing at the completion of the mining and ore processing effort. Given the interests in limiting costs and time associated with mine closure efforts enhanced prior understanding of the geochemical conditions likely to exist ...
Donald Carpenter, Jeffrey Gillow
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