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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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Mining Environment Database - J.N. Desmarais Library
of the Ontario Ministry of Northern Development and Mines, through the EnvironmentalYouth Corps (EYC) program, and the Mine Environment Neutral Drainage (MEND
http://www.laurentian.ca/library/medlib.htm

Extractions: 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
Mining Environment Database - Searching The Mining Environment Database - J.N. D
Searching the mining environment Database. The mining environmentDatabase is an online file of over 22,000 citations to journal
http://www.laurentian.ca/library/medhandout.html

Extractions: The Mining Environment Database is an online file of over 22,000 citations to journal articles, conference papers, chapters from edited books, and government reports on the topics of abandoned mines, acid mine drainage and land reclamation. Subject coverage is international in scope. Each reference contains the author(s), title, pagination and the source, together with a brief summary of the article or paper. The Library has a hard copy of a majority of references in the database.
Welcome To The Mining Environment Database Catalogue/Bienvenue Dans Le Catalogue
Translate this page Choose language / Choisir la langue English Français Español. JN DesmaraisLibrary WEB Catalogue / Catalogue WEB de la Bibliothèque JN Desmarais
http://142.51.1.220/html/mining/english/
Centre For Mining Environment, Dhanbad
QUICK LINKS The 6th International Conference On Acid Rock Drainage (ICARD) ACMER News Oct 2002 What's New IALR 2003 Training Calendar (tentative only topics and venues to be confirmed shortly) Publications Order Form This website is best viewed
http://www.envfor.nic.in/cme/cme.html

Extractions: The CME was established in 1987 at the Indian School of Mines, Dhanbad with the objective of carrying out research and training in the area of mining environment. The Centre was taken over by the University Grants Commission (UGC) with effect from 1.3.1994, which is now meeting the expenditure on salary , etc. of the faculty and staff while the expenditure on Research and Develoment is being met by the MOEF. Assessment of the environmental status of Dhanbad town. Ecological aspects of Reclamation in Jharia Coalfield. Time scale land use study for Jharia Coalfield. Pot and Pilot experiments on washery degraded soil. Experiments on acidic soil Utilisation of flyash. Experiments to generate resources out of waste. Pilot experiments for utilisation of backfilled area. Heavy metal pollution and its bio-accumulation. Noise pollution studies in Mooridih Coalmine shaft Complex. Noise status in phoshatic fertilizer project of PPCL, Anjohore.
Centre For Mining Environment, Dhanbad
Centre for mining environment (CME). The CME was established in 1987at the Indian School of Mines, Dhanbad with the objective of
http://envfor.nic.in/cme/cme.html

Extractions: The CME was established in 1987 at the Indian School of Mines, Dhanbad with the objective of carrying out research and training in the area of mining environment. The Centre was taken over by the University Grants Commission (UGC) with effect from 1.3.1994, which is now meeting the expenditure on salary , etc. of the faculty and staff while the expenditure on Research and Develoment is being met by the MOEF. Assessment of the environmental status of Dhanbad town. Ecological aspects of Reclamation in Jharia Coalfield. Time scale land use study for Jharia Coalfield. Pot and Pilot experiments on washery degraded soil. Experiments on acidic soil Utilisation of flyash. Experiments to generate resources out of waste. Pilot experiments for utilisation of backfilled area. Heavy metal pollution and its bio-accumulation. Noise pollution studies in Mooridih Coalmine shaft Complex. Noise status in phoshatic fertilizer project of PPCL, Anjohore.
USGS Mining Environment Studies
USGS Mine Drainage Interest Group (MDIG) USGS MININGENVIRONMENT STUDIES gov/ products/ papers/ PCC_ 96/ microbial. htm and http// energy. gov/ projects/ MAST_ proj_ desc.
http://mine-drainage.usgs.gov/sum

Extractions: Denali National Park and Preserve, AK - An out-growth of the Wrangell-St. Elias National Park work, this joint study begins in FY99 and will involve collection of stream-sediment, water, and rock samples from historic mining areas within the Park to determine modern-day effects and to provide baseline information. Sites to be studied address specific NPS land-management concerns. ( Robert G. Eppinger , GD, MRP, Denver, CO; Ken Karle, NPS, Denali National Park, AK) Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve, AK - Largest national park in the US; stream-sediment, water, and rock samples from 4 historic mining districts and 2 un-mined, mineralized areas within the park were collected and analyzed for trace and major elements. Study quantifies modern-day effects of historic mining activity on stream sediment and surface waters and establishes pre-mining geochemical baselines in mineralized, but un-mined areas. ( Robert G. Eppinger
MRN - Mining Environment
mining environment. Work to rehabilitate mining sites has significantly increasedover the last decade due to efforts of industry and government.
http://www.mrn.gouv.qc.ca/english/mines/environment/index.jsp
Mining Environment Database Description
Searching the mining environment Database. The mining environment Database is an online file of over 22 000 citations to
http://www.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 September 3, 1999
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

Extractions: The TWN Africa Environment Unit's programme strongly reflects the uniting theme of "Globalisation and Africa" as it pertains to the impact on the environment and sustainable development. In particular, it has identified the extractive sector (mining, including petroleum, forestry and fisheries) as the critical area where the impact of F.D.I and the key forces of globalisation contribute to environmental degradation and social conflict in Africa. The Unit led the creation and coordinates AIMES (African Initiative on Mining Environment and Society), a pioneering effort to draw together civil society organisations, across Africa, involved in advocacy on mining issues. See stories and articles realted to AIMES below: AFRICAN CIVIL SOCIETY POSITION maputo position
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: Research Group (MERG) Mineral Resources Geology Program Economic Study on Yukon Placer Authorization Exploration Placer Mining ... Projects funded 2000/2001 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. An added feature of research commissioned by the Mining Environment Research Group is that in addition to the final technical report, the final project results must be provided in non-technical language. The results of research undertaken by MERG would therefore be disseminated to a broad audience, including the general public, First Nations and communities.
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
Mine Site Technologies - PED Mine Communications
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/

Extractions: Go to news archive Underground Mine Communication Systems PED mine communications - BlastPED - TRACKER Tagging - VDV Leaky Feeder Radio. Mine Site Technologies specialises in the development and supply of technology to the mining industry, particularly in the areas of mine communications and remote blasting systems. Our technologies are used in over 150 mines in Australia, the United States, Canada and China.
Mining Environment Conservation Ecuador
Mining's most significant impacts occur during its exploitation phase,though certain exploratory practices also harm the environment.
http://www.ecuadorexplorer.com/html/feature.html

Extractions: The rainforest of the Napo Province is one of the most biologically diverse in the world. Mining in the Developing World is hardly a new phenomenon, but in the last decade the affair between multinational mining companies, Third World governments, and the International Community has gotten steamy. More developing countries have turned to large-scale mining than ever before, at a cost to their resources and people that will not be fully realized until long after the sudden influx of cash has been spent and the resources have been exhausted. South America's untapped reserves and newly adopted neoliberal economic stance are attracting mining companies from all over the globe. Two of the central tenets of economic neoliberalism are the reduction of government expenditures and the adoption of a laissez-faire approach to business. Struggling to survive the New World order, many developing nations have weakened mining and environmental regulations to entice foreign investment. In some cases these cuts have opened up large areas of virgin land and denied recourse to those who oppose mining activities.
The ADAM Data Mining Environment
The ADaM Data mining environment. The ADaM Data mining environmentis a clientserver architecture that supports a large variety
http://datamining.itsc.uah.edu/environment.html

Extractions: The ADaM Data Mining Environment The ADaM Data Mining Environment is a client-server architecture that supports a large variety of functions in a distributed framework. The ADaM data mining engine is designed to extract content based data from large Earth science data archives. It detects phenomena or events and stores this information to facilitate further processing or analysis. Some mining results are stored in an ITSC-developed Event/Relationship Search System used to search for relationships between mining-generated phenomena, climatological events and other data. The data mining environment also provides other capabilities such as subsetting, on-demand data product generation and custom processing through specialized client applications. Custom processing may include gridding, resampling, filtering, format conversion, or other types of analysis depending on the needs of the customers. Client interfaces can be web-based or desktop applications that communicate with the data mining engine across the network. Platform-independent, distributed applications communicate with the mining engine through a common client application programming interface via network sockets. The engine utilizes local and distributed data stores for both input and as a destination for results. Phenomena (or event) results are stored in the Event/Relationship Search system for additional analysis by researchers.
On The Symbiosis Of A Data Mining Environment And A DBMS - Kersten, Holsheimer (
On the Symbiosis of a Data mining environment and a DBMS (1995) On the symbiosis ofa data mining environment and a dbms. Technical Report CSR9521, CWI, 1995.
http://citeseer.nj.nec.com/kersten95symbiosis.html

Extractions: Abstract: One of the main obstacles in applying data mining techniques to large, real-world databases is the lack of efficient data management. In this paper, we outline a two-level architecture, consisting of a mining tool and a database server. Key elements in its success are a clear separation of concerns: the mining tool organizes and controls the search process, while all data-handling is performed by the parallel main memory DBMS. Data is stored as a set of binary tables. The interaction... (Update)
Citations: Value Miner: A Data Mining Environment For The Calculation Of The Cus
Value Miner A data mining environment for the calculation of the customerlifetime value with application to the automotive industry.
http://citeseer.nj.nec.com/context/1787508/0

Extractions: This paper is cited in the following contexts: Mining Knowledge-Sharing Sites for Viral Marketing - Matthew Richardson And (2002) (Correct) of Epinions and other sites like it can be found in Frauenfelder [6] Several researchers have studied the problem of estimating a customer s lifetime value from data [12] generally focusing on variables like an individual s expected tenure as a customer [19] and future frequency of purchases Networks of customers have received some attention in the marketing literature [10] but most of these studies are purely qualitative, or involve very small data sets and overly simplified models. Krackhardt [16] proposes a model for optimizing which customers to offer a free sample of a product ....
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 September 3, 1999
Mining Environment Database Description
Help. mining environment Database.Description. The mining environment Database provides references Journal Indexes
http://tug.lib.uoguelph.ca/indexes/descriptions/miningenv.html

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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/
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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