How can mining operations prevent soil erosion?
Soil erosion is a serious environmental problem that affects many mining operations around the world. It occurs when the top layer of soil is removed by water, wind, or human activities, exposing the underlying rocks and minerals. Soil erosion can reduce soil fertility, increase sedimentation and water pollution, disrupt ecosystems and biodiversity, and increase the risk of landslides and floods. Therefore, mining operations need to adopt effective measures to prevent and control soil erosion and restore the land after mining. In this article, you will learn about some of the best practices and techniques that can help you achieve this goal.
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Steve HadwenStrategic & Operational Mine Planning | Business & Operational Improvement | Technology & Systems Development
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Roger Tang PhDManager @ EY | Climate Change and Sustainability Services
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Michael MarsdenVice President Business Development & Technology at HyPowerSaltonSea.com, Painter Family Office