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Mining Waste Management is the process of managing and disposing of the waste generated by mining activities. This includes waste from the extraction, processing, and transportation of minerals, metals, and other materials. It also includes the management of hazardous materials, such as tailings, slag, and other by-products of mining. Mining Waste Management involves the development of strategies to reduce, reuse, and recycle waste, as well as the safe disposal of waste.
Mining Waste Management is an important part of the mining industry, as it helps to protect the environment and ensure the safety of workers. It also helps to reduce the costs associated with mining operations.
Some companies in the Mining Waste Management market include Veolia, SUEZ, AECOM, Golder Associates, and Tetra Tech. Show Less Read more