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Wales' minerals sector once supplied coal, slate and metals globally. Whilst there remains limited exploitation of reserves, the country retains numerous collieries, open cast mines and quarries plus over 1300 abandoned metal mines that impact over 700 km of river reaches.
Wales has introduced innovative legislation on the Well-being of Future Generations. Public bodies here must now work together to improve our environment to deliver multiple benefits to protect the long term.
At IMWA 2023, experts of the International Mine Water Association will address all kinds of mine water issues in working and abandoned mines in Wales and beyond.
Stay tuned for more information on other sessions and speakers.
This course will focus on teach the basics of Mine Water Balance modeling using the GoldSim simulation platform.
Learn MoreThe study discusses how data were measured, reflects on the limitations of in-situ measurements, and compares the differences between fan systems at coal, metal, and nonmetal operations.
Learn MoreThe 10th European Conference on Numerical Methods in Geotechnical Engineering (NUMGE 2023) will be held at Imperial College London.
Learn MoreSRK Consulting is a proud presenter at the World Mining Congress 2023 (WMC).
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