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A systemic study of mining accident causality: an analysis of 100 accidents from a copper mining company in Zambia
The mining industry has remained Zambia's dominant industry for almost a century. According to the report by International Council for Mines and Minerals (ICMM) for 2013, Zambia is highly dependent on copper mining as the core productive industry. Mining contributes to direct employment (approximate...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2022
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