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Information and links on a variety of technical aspects of mining & mineral exploration.
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| ReclamationMine Objectives |
The objectives of ReclamationMine are:
- Link to the website of the Technical and Research Committee on Reclamation (TRCR).
- Be a forum for rapid e-publication and dissemination of news and information about the activities and successes of mine-land reclamation professionals working in western Canada.
- Inform industry and the public about advances in the technology of mine site reclamation.
- List links to sites that deal with reclamation.
To further these objectives, InfoMine and Kim Bittman, representing the Technical and Research Committee on Reclamation, have reformatted this page, added new content, and expanded coverage. We have undertaken to continually update information to better serve your needs.
But this is your site: we seek your input and your contributions. Please send us your technical papers so we may post them. Please send us your photos. Please send us your news and views so that we can rapidly post them and enhance quick dissemination of events, happenings, and activities relevant to your peer professionals' interest.
Our first focus is the Technical and Research Committee on Reclamation; but we seek to go further and provide a platform for the rest of the world to benefit from the ideas, inspiration, and successes of mine reclamation in western Canada. And conversely we seek to bring back to western Canada, in one easy-access location, the news, views, and resources on mining land reclamation worldwide.
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| Mine Reclamation Symposium Proceedings 1977-2002 |
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A CD has been produced which contains the papers presented at each of the previous 26 symposia from the first in 1977 to 2002. The CD was prepared to further one of the main goals of the Technical and Research Committee on Reclamation: sharing knowledge about mine reclamation.
>> For more information or to purchase, please visit InfoMine's eStore.
>> For hard copies of post-2002 proceedings, please contact:
BiTech Publishers Ltd.
173-11860 Hammersmith Way
Richmond BC V7A 5G1
Phone (604) 277-4250
Fax (604) 277-8125
Email: books@bitech.ca
Website: http://www.bitech.ca
Proceedings available for purchase at BiTech:
On BiTech's website a publications/booklist is available in Adobe Acrobat format, quoting prices in Canadian and U.S. dollars.
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| Featured Articles |
 The Meaning of Long Term?Monday, July 21, 2008These terms are often carelessly bandied about in the mining industry: long term; on-going; foreseeable future; several centuries; perpetuity; forever; sustained. What really do they mean? read more » Mine Closure Costs As They Affect Investment DecisionsMonday, July 21, 2008A significant issue when deciding to invest in a mine is the closure plan. Similarly, a significant issue when deciding to invest in a mining company is the extent of its liability for closure of one or more of its mine properties. read more » Mine Mound ArchaeologyFriday, July 11, 2008What evidence is there in the archaeological record for the very-long-term performance of mine waste disposal facilities? A paper from twenty-five years ago gives some interesting answers. read more » Gilt Edge Mine Superfund SiteThursday, June 12, 2008The proceedings of Tailings & Mine Waste ’03 contains papers on the Gilt Edge Mine. There is an abstract on the water balance of the site proposed for the ’08 conference. read more » Alaska Mine PermittingMonday, May 26, 2008What is involved in permitting a mine? The answer varies depending on the type and location of your mine. read more » |
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