Sustained technology in the mining industry
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https://doi.org/10.15381/iigeo.v6i11.747Keywords:
Minería limpiaAbstract
Many mining engineers and entrepreneurs believe that in the mining industry there are no alternatives to produce efficiently while still polluting geographic spaces. With this argument, they resort to environmental remediation projects preyed upon by the operations of this industry, without being able to restore the damages caused despite the high cost of the project. In this work, it is proposed to return the tailings and waste from the mining production to the empty spaces caused by the extraction of the mineral in the subsoil, at a low cost and high productivity. Clean technology can be achieved using the equipment, tools and materials that modernity provides us, along with creative design and careful mining planning that involves all problems and solutions, which must be combined through the scientific direction of the work.
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