Titlebook: Remediation of Abandoned Surface Coal Mining Sites; A NATO-Project Alena Mudroch,Ulrich Stottmeister,Helmut Klapper Book 2002 Springer-Verl

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Art Projects in Post Mining Landscapes: Visions Became Reality,sthetics. The socialist concept of culture in East Germany concentrated exclusively on the results of the activities of the productive citizens, without concerning itself with aesthetic aspects of the relationship between landscape and industry.

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Introduction,gnite mining was introduced in many countries to generate sufficient energy for an increasing world population. The technology of the large-scale open pit coal and lignite mining has been accompanied by radical alterations of landscape and significant impact on the environment.

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Alternatives for the Reclamation of Surface Mined Lands,ndly, in cases where the generation of lakes is the chosen approach, consideration will often still be required for impacted lands immediately surrounding the water body. In many existing reclamation schemes a mix of alternatives is chosen.

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Mining Lakes: Generation, Loading and Water Quality Control,ake resulting from this process is the deficit from the removal of coal. Sometimes the volume is smaller, because the ash of the coal, burnt in nearby thermal power plants, or overburden of other newly opened mining sites is dumped in the mining hole.

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Book 2002resource. It provides a significant amount of the World‘s energy supply and it is the basis for many industries. However, in areas where coal lies close to the Earth‘s surface and has been exploited by open cast tech­ niques, radical alterations of landscape and significant impacts on the envi­ ronm

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Reclamation and Regeneration of Landscapes after Brown Coal Opencast Mining in Six Different Countrpsed in 1989, efforts were primarily directed towards boosting industrial output, with scant attention being paid to the environmental costs. A similarly negligent attitude prevailed in Poland, Czechoslovakia, and the other Eastern Bloc countries.

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Introduction,s on the type and scale of the mining operation. Mining of coal and lignite, two of the most important materials for generating energy, has affected large areas in many countries. Past coal and lignite mining carried out on a small scale had little impact on the environment. Nature recovered from th

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Reclamation and Regeneration of Landscapes after Brown Coal Opencast Mining in Six Different Countr of communist East Germany in 1949. However, throughout its lifetime, much of East German industry remained of pre-war vintage. Until the regime collapsed in 1989, efforts were primarily directed towards boosting industrial output, with scant attention being paid to the environmental costs. A simila