What Can Hazardous Waste and Mining Waste Personnel Learn From Each Other?

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Jim V. Rouse
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1991

Abstract

The decision to hold parallel conferences dealing with hazardous waste and mining waste grew out of the conviction that there were advantages to having personnel serving the two groups talk to each other, as both groups develop cost-effective and environmentally-protective solutions to present and future waste-disposal problems. There has been a certain amount of "reinventing the wheel" which could have been avoided by a better dialog between the two groups. The intent of holding the two parallel conferences is to allow for networking, to minimize future needless redundant effort. The opening session panel speakers represent expertise from both industries; I feel honored to speak as one with a history of serving both groups as a specialist in the subsurface behavior of heavy metals.
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APA: Jim V. Rouse  (1991)  What Can Hazardous Waste and Mining Waste Personnel Learn From Each Other?

MLA: Jim V. Rouse What Can Hazardous Waste and Mining Waste Personnel Learn From Each Other? . Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1991.

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