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Black granite mining and the implications for the development of sustainability in Zimbabwe: the case of Mutoko communities Author: Sandra Bhatasara Source: Environment, development and sustainability 2013 v15 no6 pp 15271541 ISSN: 1387585X Subject: children, granite, livelihood, minerals, mining, remediation, women,The findings from five black granite mines surveyed in the study showed that the main biophysical impacts of black granite mining are loss of biodiversity due to deforestation, siltation, soil erosion and displacement of wildlifeThe Socio–Economic and Biophysical Impacts of Black Granite Mining
2015年8月1日· Black granite mining and the implications for the development of sustainability in Zimbabwe: the case of Mutoko communities environment Dev Sustain , 15 ( 6 ) ( 2013 ) , pp 1527 1541 , 101007/s106680139456ySmall and largescale mining land acquisitions and mining establishments continue to grow in Zimbabwe, but the question about the development of sustainability remains problematic While mining establishments can be regarded as vehicles for development, the evidence of positive effects in terms ofBlack granite mining and the implications for the development
2010年1月1日· Black granite mining in Mutoko has for some time been a contentious affair for multiple reasons relating to the benefits derived from it, and the way its extraction is governed TaxesArticle “Black granite mining and the implications for the development of sustainability in Zimbabwe: the case of Mutoko communities” Detailed information of the JGLOBAL is a service based on the concept of Linking, Expanding, and Sparking, linking science and technology information which hitherto stood alone to support the generation of ideasBlack granite mining and the implications for the development
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Environmental Management Plans (EMPs) to enhance or reduce the impacts of black granite mining Keywords: black granite, mining, socioeconomic, biophysical, impacts Introduction In recent years, black granite mining has become more pronounced in some parts of Zimbabwe such as Mutoko and Mt Darwin (Chigonda, T 2010) The emerging2022年8月1日· Volume 233, 1 August 2022, Geochronology and geochemistry of zircons from fertile and barren intrusions in the Sangan mining area (NE Iran): Implications for tectonic setting and mineral exploration MajidGhasemi Siania BehzadMehrabia FranzNeubauerb RongqingZhangc ShuyunCaod Add to MendeleyGeochronology and geochemistry of zircons from fertile and
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2019年2月1日· Meanwhile, mining is to help achieve net positive or no net loss impact and preserve ecosystem services for Sustainable Development Goal 15 (The World Economic Forum, 2016)
