Mining Waste Management refers to the processes and practices involved in handling, treatment, and disposal of waste materials generated during mining operations. This includes the byproducts of mineral extraction, such as tailings (the materials left over after the extraction of valuable minerals), slag, and waste rock. Effective mining waste management is crucial for minimizing the environmental impacts of mining activities, protecting local ecosystems, and ensuring compliance with regulations. It involves strategies to reduce waste generation, reuse and recycle materials where possible, and safely store or dispose of residual waste. Proper management practices aim to mitigate risks such as soil and water contamination, air pollution, and negative effects on human health and biodiversity. Overall, mining waste management is an essential aspect of sustainable mining operations.
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