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Exploring the Determinants of Soil and Water Conservation Measures with Data Mining Techniques
2009 International Forum on Computer Science-Technology and Applications, 2009This study explores different socioeconomic and environmental factors influencing the adoption of SWC (soil and water conservation) measures. As a consortium of national and international institutions, WOCAT (World Overview of Conservation Approaches and Technologies) has developed a database system to record specific details about the environmental ...
Dai Fuqiang, Liu Gangcai
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Advanced Materials Research, 2014
Based on the conception of DPSIR model, in according with the principle of corresponding, 5 factors, the driving force, pressure, state, impact and response are selected the evaluation index of comprehensive benefit of water and soil conservation in 20 coal mining areas.
Xiao Guang Zhao, Zhao Xiao Guang
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Based on the conception of DPSIR model, in according with the principle of corresponding, 5 factors, the driving force, pressure, state, impact and response are selected the evaluation index of comprehensive benefit of water and soil conservation in 20 coal mining areas.
Xiao Guang Zhao, Zhao Xiao Guang
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Mine Water and the Environment, 2019
To resolve issues of water resource conservation and avoid water inrush accidents, a case study was performed in the Gaozhuang coal mine, which lies under Weishan Lake. The two coal seams are 4 and 5 m thick, and are separated by 2–5 m. As the goaf gradually expanded with mining, some fractures that had formed at the centre of the goaf were gradually ...
Wenpeng Liu, Liqiang Ma, Jinshuai Guo
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To resolve issues of water resource conservation and avoid water inrush accidents, a case study was performed in the Gaozhuang coal mine, which lies under Weishan Lake. The two coal seams are 4 and 5 m thick, and are separated by 2–5 m. As the goaf gradually expanded with mining, some fractures that had formed at the centre of the goaf were gradually ...
Wenpeng Liu, Liqiang Ma, Jinshuai Guo
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Journal of Cleaner Production, 2019
Abstract Zoning and management of phreatic water resource conservation (PWRC) impacted by underground coal mining in arid and semiarid areas are important for domestic water for local residents, regional ecogeological environment protection, and mining area planning.
Wenping Li, Shiliang Liu
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Abstract Zoning and management of phreatic water resource conservation (PWRC) impacted by underground coal mining in arid and semiarid areas are important for domestic water for local residents, regional ecogeological environment protection, and mining area planning.
Wenping Li, Shiliang Liu
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The impact of water conservation regulations on mining firms: A stochastic control approach
Water Resources and Economics, 2021Abstract Large water demands by the mining industry are of increasing concern around the world. The cost of a specific water management regulation is studied for an oil sands mining operation in Canada, where restrictions on water withdrawals vary with fluctuations in the river.
Yichun Huang, Margaret Insley
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WATER USE AND WATER CONSERVATION BY THE COPPER MINING INDUSTRY1
JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association, 1981ABSTRACT: This paper examines the use of water by copper mines for treating low grade ores. The froth flotation process for treating sulphide ore and the heap leaching process for treating oxide ore are described, and ways of reducing the amount of water used in these processes are discussed. Estimates of the costs reducing water consumption are given.
Adrian H. Griffin +2 more
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Applied Geochemistry, 2018
Abstract Effluent from Europe's largest active gold mine is discharged to the adjacent River Seurujoki via natural treatment wetlands in Lapland Finland. Site waters, including two sources of mine effluent, treatment wetland surface water and Seurujoki river water were chemically and isotopically characterized.
Clayton Larkins +6 more
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Abstract Effluent from Europe's largest active gold mine is discharged to the adjacent River Seurujoki via natural treatment wetlands in Lapland Finland. Site waters, including two sources of mine effluent, treatment wetland surface water and Seurujoki river water were chemically and isotopically characterized.
Clayton Larkins +6 more
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Ying yong sheng tai xue bao = The journal of applied ecology, 2022
Large-scale mining has greatly damaged vegetation and caused ecological degradation in the semi-arid area in China. It is urgent to restore the vegetation to solve the deteriorating ecological and environmental problems in mining area. How to reclaim soils for effectively storing and utilizing precipitation is the primary issue for vegetation ...
Tao, Tao +9 more
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Large-scale mining has greatly damaged vegetation and caused ecological degradation in the semi-arid area in China. It is urgent to restore the vegetation to solve the deteriorating ecological and environmental problems in mining area. How to reclaim soils for effectively storing and utilizing precipitation is the primary issue for vegetation ...
Tao, Tao +9 more
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Environmental Earth Sciences, 2016
It has always been a crucial issue in the mining industry that the surface subsidence induced by underground coal mining can lead to the severe deterioration or loss of soil and water resources in mining area. Backfilling has become one of the most frequently used mining method to solve this puzzle, as it can effectively control the movement of ...
Wang, Ailong +6 more
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It has always been a crucial issue in the mining industry that the surface subsidence induced by underground coal mining can lead to the severe deterioration or loss of soil and water resources in mining area. Backfilling has become one of the most frequently used mining method to solve this puzzle, as it can effectively control the movement of ...
Wang, Ailong +6 more
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Pulling the Plug on Water Mining: A Groundwater Conservation Strategy from the Philippines [PDF]
, 2003 This report makes suggestions for controlling the excessive abstraction of groundwater in Cagayan de Oro, Philippines. It finds strong evidence that the area's aquifers are being overexploited. It also finds a strong willingness to pay for water supply among the area's businesses.
Rosalina Palanca Tan +1 more
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