Environmental Control Strategies In The Mining Industry And Its Applicability In Small-Scale Mining In Developing Countries Environmental Control Strategies In The Mining Industry And Its Applicability In Small-Scale Mining In Developing Countries

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Antonio Peralta Guillermo Dante Ramírez-Rodríguez
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Jan 1, 2005

Abstract

Mining is generally considered a large-scale hightech industry. However, it has estimated that about 12 million people, about 30% of the world’s total mining workforce, relied on small-scale mining for their livelihoods. During the years, the large-scale mining industry has developed best practice environmental procedures, which have been applied in diverse settings through the world. In contrast, small-scale mining is better known for its high environmental impact and the lack of safe and healthy working conditions. This paper will discuss the environmental control strategies used by the large-scale mining industry, and its applicability to small-scale mining in developing countries.
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APA: Antonio Peralta Guillermo Dante Ramírez-Rodríguez  (2005)  Environmental Control Strategies In The Mining Industry And Its Applicability In Small-Scale Mining In Developing Countries Environmental Control Strategies In The Mining Industry And Its Applicability In Small-Scale Mining In Developing Countries

MLA: Antonio Peralta Guillermo Dante Ramírez-Rodríguez Environmental Control Strategies In The Mining Industry And Its Applicability In Small-Scale Mining In Developing Countries Environmental Control Strategies In The Mining Industry And Its Applicability In Small-Scale Mining In Developing Countries. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2005.

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