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The ICARD community can finally meet face-to-face to discuss real issues and find innovative solutions around acid rock drainage and its impact on the environment. ICARD provides the opportunity for the mining industry, consultants, researchers, technology developers and suppliers, regulators, community and NGOs to communicate their perspectives on this important topic.
Supported by CIM, INAP and the Canadian Mine Environment Neutral Drainage (MEND) program, ICARD is planning an extensive technical event, with daily invited keynotes, short courses, field trips, trade exhibits, poster session, student program, numerous networking opportunities, a social and tourist program, and an exciting conference banquet at an amazing Halifax venue. The theme of ICARD 2024 is Impact. Innovation. Intelligence. The eyes (I’s) on the world theme reflect the approach the international community is taking to address acid rock drainage, bringing intelligence, to innovate for impact.
Sessions will cover topics such as Prediction/Geochemistry, Mine Closure, ML/ARD Mitigation, Water Management and Treatment, Guidelines and Regulations, just to name a few.
This paper describes observed attenuation of constituents in tailings dam seepage along groundwater flow pathways and potential implications for future design of tailings embankments.
Learn MoreThis presentation discusses the findings from geochemical modelling at the Kings Mountain lithium mine.
Learn MoreThis paper presents a case study of integrating historic and future mine site remediation in mine planning activities to reduce constituent concentrations in downstream watercourses.
Learn MoreThis paper presents a methodology that will be applied at the Raglan Mine and can also be applied to other sites in order to determine specific performance criteria required for the reclamation method, which would then be incorporated in the basis of design for developing the closure plan.
Learn MoreThis study empirically demonstrates the ability of acid-consuming silicate minerals to neutralize weak acidity generated in low-sulfide rocks. These findings further emphasize the need for ARD potential evaluations to adequately consider this process.
Learn MoreThis paper describes observations from 18 years and over 100 kinetic tests that were initiated in 2005, as well as the results of metal partitioning from the long-term kinetic test data.
Learn MoreThis paper presents some concepts for development of metal leaching criteria based on statistical evaluation of trace element occurrences, linkage to elemental deportment in reactive minerals, and expected pH of weathering environments.
Learn MoreThe results provide insight into the geochemical evolution of sulfide tailings solids and porewater geochemistry and provide measured porewater concentrations for a sulfide rich tailings deposit which has weathered under unsaturated conditions for decades.
Learn MoreThe 9th International Conference and Exhibition on Mass Mining, held once every four years, MassMin 2024 unites global experts to tackle the industry's most pressing sustainability challenges. It promises insightful discussions, groundbreaking insights, and networking opportunities.
Learn MoreThe main theme of the ISRM International Symposium 2024 & 13th Asian Rock Mechanics Symposium (ARMS13) will be 'Advances in Rock Mechanics – Infrastructure Development.'
Learn MoreSRK has been a proud exhibitor for over 13 years. Visit us at booth #8 and meet our team of mining and geology specialists at this year's Diggers & Dealers forum.
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