Recent research by I.V. Zamula from Zhytomyr Polytechnic State University sheds light on the pressing need for reform in the mining industry of Ukraine, particularly in the context of sustainable development. The s
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Recent advancements in the extraction of metals from mining tailings have the potential to revolutionize the construction sector, offering both economic and environmental benefits. A study led by Vladimir I. Golik from the Metallurgy Department at Mo
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A recent study published in ‘Eurasia: Economics & Business’ has shed light on the troubling intersection of corruption in Indonesia’s mining sector and its detrimental effects on environmental sustainability. Lead author Marfungah L. from the
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Recent research has brought to light the alarming presence of heavy metals, particularly lead (Pb) and mercury (Hg), in the mining sectors of several Latin American countries. This comprehensive literature review, led by Jessica Arcos from the
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In an era where operational efficiency can make or break a mining enterprise, a recent study from the South African mining sector sheds light on an innovative approach to physical asset management (PAM). Conducted by W. A. Carstens from Innovative Model Boosts Mining Efficiency and Reduces Equipment Downtime Read More »
In a groundbreaking study, Amir Al Shaalane from Stellenbosch University has explored the potential of applying the Maintenance Free Operating Period (MFOP) concept, b
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