Water management at Equity Silver Mines Ltd.
Control measures at Equity Silver Mines Ltd. have been effective in minimizing the environmental impact of A.M.D. Those reclamation measures practiced, at least from results indicated by testwork, appear to be reducing net metal, sulphate and acidity loading by 40 %. Monitoring will be continued...
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ndltd-LACETR-oai-collectionscanada.gc.ca-BVAU.2429-126902014-03-14T15:45:52Z Water management at Equity Silver Mines Ltd. Patterson, Robert J. Control measures at Equity Silver Mines Ltd. have been effective in minimizing the environmental impact of A.M.D. Those reclamation measures practiced, at least from results indicated by testwork, appear to be reducing net metal, sulphate and acidity loading by 40 %. Monitoring will be continued to substantiate these reductions. Research work continues at the mnesite to optimize treatment processes such that post closure operating costs are maintained within a manageable range. Details are now being worked on to secure funds to accomodate inperpetuity treatment of A.M.D.. There is however legislative and tax changes required to accomodate tax exemption within the program. With all conditions realized, water management could be a real operating burden if not for for the undivided support of management and operating crews at Equity Silver Mines Ltd. For this the writer extents much appreciation. 2009-09-09T19:25:22Z 2009-09-09T19:25:22Z 1989 text http://hdl.handle.net/2429/12690 eng British Columbia Mine Reclamation Symposium 1989 British Columbia Technical and Research Committee on Reclamation |
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Control measures at Equity Silver Mines Ltd. have been effective in minimizing
the environmental impact of A.M.D. Those reclamation measures practiced, at
least from results indicated by testwork, appear to be reducing net metal,
sulphate and acidity loading by 40 %. Monitoring will be continued to
substantiate these reductions.
Research work continues at the mnesite to optimize treatment processes such
that post closure operating costs are maintained within a manageable range.
Details are now being worked on to secure funds to accomodate inperpetuity
treatment of A.M.D.. There is however legislative and tax changes required to
accomodate tax exemption within the program.
With all conditions realized, water management could be a real operating
burden if not for for the undivided support of management and operating crews
at Equity Silver Mines Ltd. For this the writer extents much appreciation. |
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