ENVIRONMENT
Can microscopic aquatic organisms be part of the future for sustainable mining rehabilitation?
Acid mine drainage (AMD) is a major environmental problem caused by the oxidation of sulfide minerals (like pyrite) exposed during mining activities | Credits: Dr Anna Kaksonen
Researchers in a new CSIRO-led project reckon algae-based technologies are the way forward for miners and regulators seeking sustainable, socially beneficial closure options. Algae live in water and…
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