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Sustainability Assessment of Post-Mining Land Use Planning
Mining, by its nature, provides enormous investment to the mining nations and by extension contributes to the socio-economic development of the host communities. Where these communities exist, they remain a cause of concern since they are predominantly dependent on the economic opportunities generat...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2022
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