What Happens After Mining?
Publication - ArticleMining operations create a lot of wealth while they are operating, but what is left behind after closure?
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Mining operations create a lot of wealth while they are operating, but what is left behind after closure?
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Learn MoreVast inventories of leach solutions unsuitable for direct discharge to the environment are among the legacies of heap leach operations at closure.
Learn MoreSoil covers are widely used in the closure of tailings and waste rock.
Learn MoreSRK's William Joughin on dealing with uncertainty and risk in rock engineering design. Using risk evaluation models that take both safety and economic risk into consideration, acceptable probabilities of failure can be determined for rock engineering design.
Learn MoreDr. Anoush Ebrahimi from SRK Consulting shares his extensive expertise in the mining industry, delving into the latest advancements and innovative practices that SRK Consulting is implementing.
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