Assisting the return of the living environment after mining: an Australian perspective

Bell, L.C.

Assisting the return of the living environment after mining: an Australian perspective

1990

Bell, L.C. (Queensland Univ., Brisbane (Australia))

This paper discusses the need to reduce the environmental impact of mining, the limitations to achieving this objective and the approaches that can be used to assist the mined landscape to return to a biologically productive state. The examples cited are primarily based on Australian experience, but reference is also made to international literature which may be relevant to the rehabitation of disturbed land in New Zealand

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Published in

Occasional Report - Fertilizer and Lime Research Centre (New Zealand)

Issue 4 ISSN 0112-9902

Publisher

Fertilizer and Lime Research Centre, Massey Univ.

Other Subjects

Regeneracion vegetal; Rehabilitacion de tierras; Restauration couverture vegetale; Recuperation des sols

Language

English

Note

37 ref.

Type

Conference; Bibliography

Source

Proceedings of the Workshop "Issues in the Restoration of Disturbed Land", Gregg, P.E.H.Stewart, R.B.Currie, L.D. (eds).- Palmerston North (New Zealand): Fertilizer and Lime Research Centre, Massey Univ., 1990. p. 7-21

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Issues in the Restoration of Disturbed Land, Massey Univ., Palmerston North (New Zealand), 1990

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Assisting the return of the living environment after mining: an Australian perspective

1990

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