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MINING Open-cast· coal mine a threat to Springs wetlandWITH hands covered with liver spots, Stan Madden points out the expanse of Aston Lake glimmering in the distance Fields of near-ripened mealies and clusters of soya beans stretch across this fertile, wetland-sodden landscape on the outskirts of Springs |
Tough times for S.Africa town blighted by mine closureThe closure of the mine at Blyvooruitzicht, which sat on one of South Africa's r... |
R60 Billion held for mines that are never closedNever-before-seen data shows a fortune has been set aside for mine rehabilitatio... |
SA NEWS Nuwe myn ‘sal duisende hul huise kos’Byna 10 000 mense sal verskuif moet word as Anglo Operations Ltd en Canyon Coal hul sin kry om ’n massiewe oopgroefsteenkoolmyn oos van Springs te begin. |
SA coal mines leave legacy of ruinJohannesburg - A 19-month data investigation of mine closures indicates that since at least 2011 no large coal mines operating in South Africa have been granted closure. |
Besoedelingklagte: Mynbase daag nie by hof opDrie direkteure van die Blyvooruitzicht- en Village Main Reef-goudmyn buite Carletonville kan ’n boete van tot R10 miljoen of tien jaar tronkstraf opgelê word weens die beweerde besoedeling en agteruitgang van die omgewing. |
LLM/MPhil in Environmental Law Programme launchedThe Department of Public Law at the University of Pretoria hosted a launch of its LLM and MPhil programmes in Environmental Law, coordinated by Ms Melanie Murcott, Senior Lecturer, Environmental and Administrative Law, in February 2017. |
WATER Eastern Basin acid water plant is "sledgehammer"The Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) has used a "sledgehammer" for its R1bn treatment plant for acid mine drainage (AMD) on the Eastern mining basin that could ultimately create more toxic water. This is the view of water strategy and consulting mining hydrologist Kym Morton, who believes government is "wasting money" by pumping large volumes of water and adding lime that makes it alkaline but still toxic and hazardous. |
SABC Health Talk, Environmental Health: 25 February 2017Focus on preventing illness rather than incurring the expense of treatment.... |
Rand Water tightens the taps in GautengIn the Midvaal suburb where Sipho Mosai lives, the gardens are lush and green be... |
