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Mining, the Environment, and Indigenous Development Conflicts by Saleem H. Ali, 2009-08-01 Mining America: The Industry and Environment, 1800-1980 by Duane A. Smith, 1994-01-15 Mining and the Environment: From Ore to Metal by Karlheinz Spitz, John Trudinger, 2008-12-04 Water Management at Abandoned Flooded Underground Mines: Fundamentals, Tracer Tests, Modelling, Water Treatment (Mining and the Environment) by Christian Wolkersdorfer, 2008-03-04 Temporal Pattern Mining in Dynamic Environments (Diski) by A.D. Lattner, 2007-10-15 Data Mining in Grid Computing Environments Wounding the West: Montana, Mining, and the Environment by David Stiller, 2000-05-01 The Manganese nodule belt of the Pacific Ocean: Geological environment, nodule formation, and mining aspects Mining Environment Proceedings The Mining and environment: Workshop Mining and The Environment by Ian Hore-Lacy, 1978-01-01 Potash: Mining, Processing, Transportation, Health and Environment: Proceedings Life Cycle of the Phosphoria Formation, Volume 8: From Deposition to the Post-Mining Environment (Handbook of Exploration and Environmental Geochemistry) Mining and the Freshwater Environment by M. Kelly, W.J. Allison, et all 1988-09-30

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1. Mining Environment Database - J.N. Desmarais Library
   Electronic form for articles ILL Electronic form for books Laurentian ejournals,A to Z Library Information Library Instruction mining environment Database Off  
   http://www.laurentian.ca/library/medb/medlib_e.php
   
   Extractions: Index The J.N. Desmarais Library, Laurentian University, gratefully acknowledges the past financial support of the Ontario Ministry of Northern Development and Mines, through the Environmental Youth Corps (EYC) program, and the Mine Environment Neutral Drainage (MEND) program. About the Mining Environment Database

2. Mining Environmental Research Group
   The mining environment Research Group is a cooperative working group made up ofgovernment agencies, mining companies, Yukon First Nations and nongovernment  
   http://www.emr.gov.yk.ca/Mining/MERG/default.htm
   
   Extractions: Mine Sites? New Placer Mining Regime ... Mining Lands Monthly Activity Report (PDF) Mineral Resources Yukon Geological Survey Mining Recorder Placer Mining Quartz Mining ... Projects funded 2003 WHAT IS MERG? The Mining Environment Research Group is a cooperative working group made up of government agencies, mining companies, Yukon First Nations and non-government organizations for the promotion of research into mining and environmental issues in the Yukon. Participants bring their resources and knowledge to work cooperatively on mining environmental issues and projects. For example, a mining company may have research commitments for the environmental assessment and water licensing stages of mine development. Members of MERG would identify those projects planned by the company which could have general application across the Yukon by the addition of extra funding or by broadening the scope of the work.

3. MRNFP - Mining Environment
   Rehabilitation Guide. ESigeom à la carte. E-Sigeom Atlas. E-Sigeom Examine. GESTIM. Directory of Mining Operators. Mining Duties Return. Home The mines mining environment. Work to rehabilitate mining sites has significantly increased over the last decade due to efforts of Fiscal support mining environment Québec Mines  
   http://www.mrn.gouv.qc.ca/english/mines/environment/index.jsp

4. 142.51.1.220/html/mining/english/
   MRNFP mining environmentmining environment. Work to rehabilitate mining sites has significantly increasedover the last decade due to efforts of industry and government.  
   http://142.51.1.220/html/mining/english/

5. MRNFP - Mining Environment In 2003
   mining environment in 2003. Regulatory controls. The Ministère del’Environnement du Québec (MENV) (department of the environment  
   http://www.mrn.gouv.qc.ca/english/publications/online/mines/sh2003/environnement
   
   Extractions: ISSN en ligne : 1499-8475 The Ministère de l’Environnement du Québec (MENV) (department of the environment) has continued discussions with the industry concerning renewal of Directive 019 for the mining industry – French only). The Directive specifies the terms and conditions for awarding or renewing the certificates of authorization required by the Environmental Quality Act. As part of the Programme de réduction des rejets industriels – French only (PRRI) (Industrial Waste Reduction Program), the Québec Mining Association and the MENV have reactivated the joint panel on Environmental Waste Objectives (EWOs). These objectives will be used to calculate the fees to be paid by companies, which is why a consensus is important. On February 26, 2003, the

6. Mine Site Technologies - PED And Leaky Feeder Mine Communication And Automation
   Designer and manufacturer of safety and communication equipment for the mining environment. Includes remote blasting, PED through the earth paging, VDV leaky feeder, and tagging systems.  
   http://www.minesite.com.au/

7. Third World Network Africa - TWN Africa
   African Initiative on mining environment and Society The TWN Africa EnvironmentUnit s programme strongly reflects the uniting theme of Globalisation and  
   http://twnafrica.org/aimes.asp

8. Idaho Mining Association : Mining Environmental Issues
   Idaho Mining And The Environment. Mining s concern for the environment beginswith exploration. Concern for the environment doesn t stop at the mine site.  
   http://www.idahomining.org/environment.html
   
   Extractions: Mining's concern for the environment begins with exploration. Using their knowledge of the Earth's formation and state-of-the-art Idaho Geological Survey Maps, modern-day prospectors can concentrate their exploratory efforts at precise locations. The rock captured in the center of a drill, called a core sample, is examined by geologists for signs of mineralization. In Idaho, these exploratory projects are often restricted by weather and cost; an average of a quarter-million dollars apiece. Land disturbed by exploration activity is reclaimed, whether or not minerals are found. Before a single shovel of dirt is moved, a variety of environmental and engineering studies must be conducted. It may take two to five years and millions of dollars to complete this second phase. Mining is heavily regulated by both the state and federal governments. An Environmental Impact Statement is required along with state and federal permits and a period of time set aside for public comment. Today, mining companies must develop a long-term plan which includes not only the mining process, but a program to rehabilitate the land once the mining stops. The life of a mine may vary from several years to over a hundred years, depending on the size of the ore body and the market for the mineral it produces. Before, during and after this mine life cycle, great care is taken to protect the environment. Today, a large amount of the money generated from mining is being put back into the ground.

9. Idaho Mining Association : Mining Environmental Issues
   Official site of the Idaho Mining Association including the history of miningin Idaho, environmental issues, members, economics, news, technology, and  
   http://www.idahomining.org/triexp.html
   
   Extractions: By July 1, 1999, the U. S. metals mining industry will be reporting natural occurring minerals that are not recovered during the processing of mined rock. In addition to these minerals, the industry will be reporting other materials used in producing useful metals. The data will be provided to the Federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), state and local agencies, and the public. This information is being reported under the Community Right-to-Know Act (also known as Toxics Release Inventory or TRI). The mining industry supports the intent of the Right-to-Know Act and wants you to understand what these reports mean. Currently, mines are compiling all of the necessary information for their TRI reports, covering the prior calendar year. The reported numbers are based on volume and in no way equate to health or environmental risk. More than 99 percent of the reported volume will be substances managed on land and less than one percent are emissions to air and water. At most mines, more than 99 percent of the reported volume will be naturally occurring trace metals contained as minerals in rock. These substances are managed properly and stored in specially engineered containment facilities at mine sites. It is important to understand that even though the concentrations in the rock are very low, the sheer volume of material will make mining operations some of the highest-ranking TRI reporting facilities in the state.

10. MiningLife - Mining Environmental Technical Papers Available Online
    Add a Paper. Browse Subject Directory. Mineral Exploration/Geology, Environmental,Mining, Mine Investment and Finance, Mineral Processing, mining environment.  
    http://www.mininglife.com/papers/environmental.asp
    
    Extractions: Join List: Monthly Newsletter Technical Papers Add a Paper Browse Subject Directory Mineral Exploration/Geology Environmental Mining Mine Investment and Finance ... Mineral Processing Search Technical Papers Keywords Mining Environment Hydrogeochemistry Acid Mine Drainage Hydrogeochemistry Mercury Water Treatment Tailings and Waste Dumps Tailings Impoundments Waste Dumps Mine Closure Covers Tunnel Sealing Reclamation Home News Tools Careers ... Privacy

11. Mining Environmental Management
    This bimonthly magazine addresses the technological and social aspectsof mining and the environment. It reports on new developments  
    http://www.mining-journal.com/mem/mem.shtml
    
    Extractions: window.defaultStatus='Mining Communications Ltd - your window on the mining and construction world'; document.title='Mining Communications Ltd - your window on the mining and construction world'; HOME SEARCH SITEMAP SUBSCRIBE ... HELP This bi-monthly magazine addresses the technological and social aspects of mining and the environment. It reports on new developments, good practice and policies allied to sustainable development through a mixture of news, detailed articles, case studies and editorial comment. The magazine is written by mining and environmental experts. Its editorial policy is to provide practical specialist information from an unbiased viewpoint.

12. Mining Environmental Management - International Publication For The Metals Indus
    US Environmental Protection Agency, http//www.epa.gov. Home ¦ UserLogin ¦ New User ¦ Search ¦ Site Map ¦ Mining / Construction  
    http://www.mining-journal.com/info/links/envlinks.asp
    
    Extractions: window.defaultStatus='Mining Communications Ltd - your window on the mining and construction world'; document.title='Mining Communications Ltd - your window on the mining and construction world'; HOME SEARCH SITEMAP SUBSCRIBE ... HELP http://www.ameef.com.au CSR News: The latest Corporate Social Responsibility news from around the world http://www.csrnews.com The Cyantists http://www.cyantists.com Environment Australia http://www.environment.gov.au Environment Canada http://www.ec.gc.ca Ethical Corporation Magazine http://www.ethicalcorp.com ILO http://www.ilo.org ICMM (International Council on Metals and the Environment) http://www.icmm.com US Environmental Protection Agency http://www.epa.gov UNEP Mineral Resources Forum http://www.natural-resources.org The World Bank http://www.worldbank.org

13. TSI - Manufacturer Of Robust Telephones For Adverse Environments
    Develops and manufactures telecommunications equipment designed to withstand harsh conditions such as the mining environment.  
    http://www.tsicom.co.za/

14. Mining Environment
    Day 3. Acid Rock Drainage. Environment Planning. Mining Environment. EnvironmentWeb Links. OtherLinks. News and Notes. home. Links Library. mining environment.  
    http://multimedia.mtech.edu/elc/LinksLibrary/MiningE/default.htm

15. La Recherche - École Polytechnique De Montréal
    Hydrogeology and mining environment Laboratory. Version française. c)Hydrogeologic and environmental problems related to mine tailings.  
    http://www.polymtl.ca/recherche/rc/unites.php?Langue=A&NoUnite=63

16. EMS - Mining Environmental Concerns
    According to EPA s 2000 toxic release inventory, 1.6 million pounds of cyanide compoundswere released into the environment by metal mining companies in 2000.  
    http://www.ems.org/mining/environment.html
    
    Extractions: Search for: Printer-friendly version Environmental Impacts Last update: June 11, 2002 Modern mining methods have left the West pockmarked by huge craters and poisoned more than 16,000 miles of Western streams. Tens of thousands of abandoned mines continue to emit an orange-red, acid- laced runoff called "yellow boy." (Source: Seattle Post-Intelligencer Mineral-bearing ore is often high in sulfides and water passing through the rock and soil creates sulfuric acid, which in turn leaches poisonous heavy metals into runoff water, with iron in the rock turning streams an orange-red. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) 2000 Toxics Release Inventory, the metal mining industry released 3.3 billion pounds of toxic waste into the environment in 2000, or 47 percent of toxics released by all U.S. industries combined that year. Click here for a breakdown of toxics released into the environment in 2000 by the metal mining industry. EPA estimates that 40 percent of Western watersheds are affected by mining pollution. EPA officials have at times advised against allowing a mine to open, but the EPA's concerns are sometimes ignored since the ultimate go- ahead comes from the Forest Service or the Bureau of Land Management.

17. Mining Environment Database Description
    Help. MiningEnvironment Database. Description. The mining environment DatabaseWilfrid Laurier University, Journal Indexes  
    http://wlu.tug-libraries.on.ca/indexes/descriptions/miningenv.html
    
    Extractions: Mining Environment Database The Mining Environment Database provides references and abstracts to over 20,000 journal articles, books, and government reports dealing with abandoned mines, acid mine drainage and land reclamation. Topics include reclamation planning, design and costs; tailings, heavy metals; disposal of hazardous wastes, including acid mine drainage, sulphide-based tailings and asbestos particles; chemical reactivity and oxidation affecting pyrite and pyrrhotite tailings; leaching; radioactive hazards of uranium tailings soil and water contamination; soil stabilization; liming; fertilizers; seeding techniques; mine closure techniques; and other related topics. Subject coverage focuses on hard rock mining topics and is international in scope. No dates are given for the Mining Environment Database , however it appears that coverage begins in the 1980's with some prior material. Consult the Help pages appropriate for the method of access for information on searching this site. Please help us by filling out the Evaluation Form Journal Indexes TUGWEB Article Index Coordinating Group October 6, 2003

18. Mining Environmental Resources - Coal Mining, Gold/Coper/Silver Mining, Strip Mi
    Federation of grassroots groups and individuals working to protect people,homes, water, communities, and the environment from coal mining damage.  
    http://www.grinningplanet.com/5005/mining-resources.htm
    
    Extractions: Solutions for Keeping Coal an Acceptable Part of the US Energy Mix (pt 2 of 2) Appalachian Voices Advocates against mountain-top mining Citizens Coal Council Federation of grassroots groups and individuals working to protect people, homes, water, communities, and the environment from coal mining damage Mineral Policy Center Advocates improved policies for hard-rock mining; focus on the Mining Law of 1872 Tri-State Citizens Mining Network Works to improve laws/regulations/enforcement related to coal fields of Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia Also see: Items in small green font are editorial comments from the Grinning Planet team.

19. KnowledgeSTUDIO Facilitates Information Transfer In Data Mining Environment For
    KnowledgeSTUDIO Facilitates Information Transfer in Data mining environmentfor Frost National Bank. Product Review published in  
    http://www.dmreview.com/article_sub.cfm?articleId=1097

20. Anupma Prakash: Research - Mining Environment
    mining environment. The following photograph/images show. The environment ina typical mining area; Large overburden dumps changing land cover type;  
    http://www.gi.alaska.edu/~prakash/research/mining_environment.html
    
    Extractions: With the world population crossing the six billion mark, our prime concern has shifted to carrying out developmental activities with minimal impact to the environment. Mining activity is one developmental activity which goes hand-in-hand with environmental degradation. However, it would be wrong and practically impossible to put an end to the mining industry in the same of environmental concern. The whole idea is more realistic when mining activities are carried out along with reclamation activities so that after the area in mined out it returns as close as possible to its original land cover and local environment. Remote sensing provides an excellent tool to study the mining areas and to monitor the impacts of mining in a short and long term. The environmental effects of mining on all the three environmental amenities viz, land, water and air can be separately monitored. The following photograph/images show

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