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ISO 24419:2023

ISO 24419:2023 Mine closure and reclamation ‚Äì Managing mining legacies – Part 2: Case studies and bibliography

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Description

This document is a supplementary document to the International standard for managing mining legacies (ISO 244191) that provides illustrative case studies and resources providing further reading. The content provided in this document covers various regions of the world as a supplement to ISO 244191. The purpose is to provide insight into specific case studies that show how practitioners have addressed mining legacy challenges in practice. This document does not provide instructions for managing mining legacies, but instead a resource with insights from other practitioners, thereby widening knowledge of what can be required to effectively manage mining legacies.

Edition

1

Published Date

2023-10-17

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

44

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English

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Secure PDF

Abstract

This document is a supplementary document to the International standard for managing mining legacies (ISO 24419-1) that provides illustrative case studies and resources providing further reading. The content provided in this document covers various regions of the world as a supplement to ISO 24419-1. The purpose is to provide insight into specific case studies that show how practitioners have addressed mining legacy challenges in practice. This document does not provide instructions for managing mining legacies, but instead a resource with insights from other practitioners, thereby widening knowledge of what can be required to effectively manage mining legacies.

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