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Resource and Environmental Remediation Lab
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The lab explores ways to restore the environment of closed mines.
AboutAbout the lab
Restoring the environment left behind by mines.
The Resource and Environmental Remediation Lab studies methods for restoring the environment at former mine sites.
It also studies ways of developing mines so that less environmental action is needed after they are suspended or closed.
For mine drainage from suspended and abandoned mines, the lab works on environmental measures that combine treatment with countermeasures at the source.
It is an endowed research field in the Environmental Circulation Systems Division of the Faculty of Engineering.
Key terms
- Mine drainage
- Water coming from mine tunnels and waste rock, which may contain heavy metals or acid
- Suspended and abandoned mines
- Mines where mining is temporarily paused or has ended
- Endowed research field
- A research field set up at a university for a fixed period, funded by donations from companies or foundations
ResearchResearch themes
The lab studies environmental measures for former mine sites and for suspended and abandoned mines, as well as mine development that looks ahead to the period after closure. Its research areas are environmental restoration of former mine sites, mine development that minimizes post-closure measures, and environmental measures that combine mine drainage treatment with countermeasures at the source.
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- Project Assistant ProfessorXiaobo Niu
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