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Coal mining, particularly in the case of open-cut mines, requires that large areas of land are temporarily disturbed, and perhaps withdrawn from other productive uses such as agriculture, while the process of coal extraction is under way. The land may, however, be returned to productive use after mining or even while mining in other parts of ...
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Coal seam gas pipeline and compressor station areas Commercial and residential developments and Infrastructure projects such as roads, drainage diversions and power lines. Contributing to the success of land rehabilitation and management is the early identification of relevant materials.
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Worldwide coal mining has expanded over the past few decades, though growth has recently slowed due to reduced demand, partly due to concerns around CO 2 emissions and climate change impacts. Coal mining is also a significant driver of land disturbance in regions where economic coal seams and coal mining methods are applied, in particular open cut extraction.
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2020-5-5The cost of rehabilitating every hectare of land affected by mining in Queensland would top 8.7 billion. ... More than 99 of disturbed mining land still needs repair ... Stanmore Coals ...
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A tour of Western Australia southeast of Perth can include the Collie Lake District with its 16 or so pit lakes, the result of open-cut coal mining in the region.nbsp Some are abandoned without rehabilitation and others are used for recreation or commercial activities.nbsp Mining in the Hunter is vast and will continue long past my lifetime ...
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2020-5-22Mine assessment and rehabilitation In New South Wales, an authorisation under the Mining Act 1992 the Mining Act must be granted by the Minister for Resources before anyone can prospect, explore for or mine privately and publicly owned minerals, whether on Crown or private land.
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In the news. 17 May 2019 Newcastle Mine Rehabilitation Conference seeks to answer crucial questions - Hunter Business Review 9 Apr 2018 Finding better outcomes for land after mining. - Newcastle Herald Newcastle mine rehabilitation conference hears of industry progress towards ecological best practice - Newcastle Herald 14 Apr 2018 Mine rehabilitation goes under the spotlight - NBN 13 Apr 2018
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Remote sensing technologies can play a fundamental role in the environmental assessment of open-cast mining and the accurate quantification of mine land rehabilitation efforts. Here, we developed a systematic geographic object-based image analysis GEOBIA approach to map the amount of revegetated area and quantify the land use changes in open ...
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The challenge of mining rehabilitation IN A NUTSHELL. Remaining economically competitive while meeting social and environmental obligations is a challenge for mining houses. ... Water, land and people. When it comes to environmental, social and governance ESG issues, probably the most pressing point is the impact that mining operations can ...
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The most widely used aspirational objectives are that rehabilitation after mining should leave sites safe, stable, sustainable and non-polluting to enable some agreed post-mining land use is established to the satisfaction of the community and government Commonwealth of Australia, 2006. Two things can be
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Effects of subsoiling and associated incorporation of fertilizer on soil rehabilitation after opencast mining for coal - Volume 116 Issue 2 - J. Scullion, A. R. A. Mohammed
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2018-5-25assessment of land rehabilitation after alluvial gold and coal mining within the DoC estate, West Coast, both as a means of improving future conditions and as a basis for selecting some sites for research trials. This study forms the basis of Part 1 of this publication. Since then there have been substantial developments in the way that natural
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2018-11-12In opencast coal mining operations large amounts of overburden are removed and stockpiled in adjacent areas. Rehabilitation of the original site is necessary when mining ceases. Guidelines on such rehabilitation have been published Lawrence Smith 1983 with the objective to restore land as closely as possible to its original state and ...
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A tour of Western Australia southeast of Perth can include the Collie Lake District with its 16 or so pit lakes, the result of open-cut coal mining in the region.nbsp Some are abandoned without rehabilitation and others are used for recreation or commercial activities.nbsp Mining in the Hunter is vast and will continue long past my lifetime ...
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2020-4-24Australian mining companies understand land rehabilitation is part of responsible mining. Mine rehabilitation is highly regulated, better implemented and more accountable than ever before. The industrys approach to land rehabilitation has improved significantly over the past decades. The Minerals Council of Australia work to improve rehabilitation methods to ensure minings compatibility ...
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2011-9-3The results show that after ten years of land remediation, the ecosystem service function of coal mining area has improved 10 times, especially for the environmental aesthetics function, which have also achieved widespread social recognition.
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The most widely used aspirational objectives are that rehabilitation after mining should leave sites safe, stable, sustainable and non-polluting to enable some agreed post-mining land use is established to the satisfaction of the community and government Commonwealth of Australia, 2006. Two things can be
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Rehabilitation and Surrender Resources companies are committed to rehabilitating land to a state where it can be passed on safely and sustainably for the next land use During operations, resource developments bring significant benefits to regional communities and Queensland.
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2020-4-25Glencore has received an official certification from the Queensland Government after rehabilitating 220 hectares 2.2 million square metres of mined land from its Rolleston open cut coal
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Also, most importantly, the coal mining company is profitable and hence has the cash to actually fund the rehabilitation. Waiting till the coal is gone and the dividends are all paid out to shareholders means it is too late. Rehabilitation is a great way to employ skilled miners laid off by the structural decline of seaborne thermal coal.
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2020-4-24Australian mining companies understand land rehabilitation is part of responsible mining. Mine rehabilitation is highly regulated, better implemented and more accountable than ever before. The industrys approach to land rehabilitation has improved significantly over the past decades. The Minerals Council of Australia work to improve rehabilitation methods to ensure minings compatibility ...
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2018-5-25assessment of land rehabilitation after alluvial gold and coal mining within the DoC estate, West Coast, both as a means of improving future conditions and as a basis for selecting some sites for research trials. This study forms the basis of Part 1 of this publication. Since then there have been substantial developments in the way that natural
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After rehabilitationThe purpose of rehabilitation is to return the site to an agreed land use aftermining.This is a legal requirement of the EPA Environmental Protection Authority. Image courtesy of Ensham Resources 6. Open cut coal mining Spoil is the overburden removed to reveal the coal seam. Previous spoil is piled behind the pit.
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Coal mining is a transient activity after which mined land is required by the State Government to be rehabilitated in an approved way.In 1987, a century after mining at the Bay began, the then mining company Coal and Allied summarized the situation as followsNon-development of the area to protect coal reserves has also led to the natural environment remaining substantially intact.
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Also, most importantly, the coal mining company is profitable and hence has the cash to actually fund the rehabilitation. Waiting till the coal is gone and the dividends are all paid out to shareholders means it is too late. Rehabilitation is a great way to employ skilled miners laid off by the structural decline of seaborne thermal coal.
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