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Characterizing the potential environmental risks of South African coal processing wastes
The environmental impacts of coal processing wastes are a challenge in South Africa as large amounts of coal wastes are produced annually, pegged at 60 million tons per year according to Eberhard (2011). Whilst the fossil fuel-based industry is in decline globally, coal is likely to remain the domin...
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Centre for Bioprocess Engineering Research
2019
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