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Mining, agricultural space and land use conflicts: The role of local

This study quantifies the potential displacement of the agriculture industry activities by the activities of the mining industry on rural space. It also discusses the role of local Mining severely affects ecosystems and threatens local food security. Remediation practices, however, are a viable way of reducing the negative impacts on post-mining lands. In this study we aim to Post-Tin-Mining Agricultural Soil Regeneration Using

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CHAPTER 9 LOCAL COMMUNITIES AND MINES International

Mining’s interaction with local communities has changed over time.With the dramatic decline in the costs of transporting bulk materials and the emergence of multinational Mining generates significant “externalities,” e.g. water pollution, that can have a direct impact on agricultural production. These negative impacts can be permanent and render previously fertile The Growing Battle between Mining and Agriculture

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The importance of artisanal and small-scale mining for rural

Introduction A large body of work describes both the positive and negative effects of Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining (ASM) on rural communities. The economic Here we present a new dataset that improves global mining land use accounting by significantly expanding our previous global-scale dataset of mining sites An update on global mining land use Scientific Data Nature

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Socio-economic and environmental implications of

In view of this, Aragon and Rud (2012) suggest that in areas where mining occurs close to agricultural productive zones, governmental policy should always The study area (Figure 1) includes key drivers of the rapid development within the region: the growing industrial sectors, vast agricultural activities, bauxite mining excavation Modelling past and future land‐use changes from mining,

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Sustainability Free Full-Text Mining and Local

Indeed, many studies have investigated a large spectrum of the local socioeconomic impact of the mining sector: local economic growth, agglomeration economies, demand shock, and multiplier effects Greater dialogue between the mining and agricultural sectors would be helpful. In Peru recently, the mining and agriculture ministries have signed a cooperation agreement. This is potentially a The Growing Battle between Mining and

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(PDF) Post-Tin-Mining Agricultural Soil Regeneration Using Local

Post-Tin-Mining Agricultural Soil Regeneration Using Local Resources, Reduces Drought Stress and Increases Crop Production on Bangka Island, Indonesia December 2022 Agronomy 13(1):50Mining severely affects ecosystems and threatens local food security. Remediation practices, however, are a viable way of reducing the negative impacts on post-mining lands. In this study we aim to Post-Tin-Mining Agricultural Soil Regeneration Using

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Survival now, sustainability later: the emerging artisanal mining

In many mining communities in the developing world, agricultural livelihoods are gradually being lost. These livelihood changes are fueled by emerging foreign investments into the local mining sector; unclear regulatory frameworks and mining laws; as well as perceived compromised regulatory systems currently in operation. With The Environmental and Socio-Economic Impacts of Mining on Local Livelihoods In Sierra Leone: A Case Study of Tonkolili District 1samuel Mansaray- Pearce,2 Professor Ying Tang,3 Abdulkarim Bangura including agriculture, mining, subsistence business activities, and livestock rearing (Table 3). Some 33.8% of respondents in miningThe Environmental and Socio-Economic Impacts of Mining on Local

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“In my village, everyone uses the tractor”: Gold mining

If mining and agriculture are complementary, Rather, “itinerant gold miners, whether local or foreign, have trouble saving enough to help the family that stays behind in the village”, and “Most of the wealth created locally by gold mining never leaves the province” (p. 124).33 Picks and ploughs: revitalising local economic development in rural sub-Saharan Africa Professor Gavin Hilson 38 Mining and agriculture for development: exploring the nexus Professor Kevin Chika Urama Keynote Address 45 The roles of agriculture and mining in pro-poor sustainable development in Africa His Excellency Festus G. MogaeMINING, AGRICULTURE AND DEVELOPMENT Crawford Fund

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Socio-economic and Environmental Implications of Artisanal and

livelihoods’, agriculture and small scale mining and livelihoods’, and ‘artisanal and small scale mining and environmental degradation’, we were inundated with over 7000 bibliographic items so we adopted a coding process. The results of each search string wereassessed and screened in order to check wh ether a . 5 .The present study investigates the environmental and socio-economic impacts of mining on local communities in Northern Sierra Leone. The impact of gold mining and agricultural concessions on .Environmental and Socio-Economic Impact of Mining on

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BLOG Agriculture, Mining, Manufacturing and Tourism- Four

Promoting small-scale mining as it has closer links with the local economy, generates more local jobs and supports the retention of earnings within the country. Working with communities and investors to ensure that the development agreements entered into with Government balance the provision of incentives with concerns of the Mining can offer additional resources that influence food choices made by women and fill household food gaps. In the surveyed camps, however, mining has largely replaced agriculture as the primary full-time economic activity mining “guarantees life” and allows participants to meet daily needs (Cartier and Burge, 2011).“If you don't find anything, you can't eat” Mining livelihoods

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New mining law to end clashes in agric, mining

Mining and agriculture are key to Zimbabwe’s economy as they contribute significantly to employment creation and overall economic growth, The mining sector is currently the anchor of the local Mining has played a part in the economic development of developed countries such as the USA, Canada and Australia. However, the mining economic growth connection varies considerably from that claimed in the historical analogy reasoning. It is not evident that these countries’ historical experience applies to modern developing nations The impact of mining on sustainable practices and the traditional

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Post-Tin-Mining Agricultural Soil Regeneration Using Local

The low nitrogen content of Bangka Island’s post-tin-mining soil may limit its suitability for agricultural production. In this study, we investigated the effect of locally available organic soil amendments on nitrogen fixation (N2–fixation) and crop nitrogen (N) uptake in a cassava–legume intercrop system. Cassava was intercropped with Mining areas often experience a climate of social tension due to the potential trade-off between expected employment impact and concerns for environmental damage. We address this topic from a theoretical perspective that, unlike most empirical research, includes medium-term dynamics. We developed a two-sector dynamic model Sustainability Free Full-Text Mining and Local Economies:

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Mining and agriculture: Could repurposed farmland help

Agriculture, mining, and the economy. Agriculture has an important role to play in South Africa’s economy. Not only does agriculture currently employ more than 850 000 South Africans, it’s also critical for our food security. With our country’s fertile land and temperate climate, the industry has the potential to grow and contribute farprimary source of nitrogen (N) in soil [2]. The post-tin-mining soil on Bangka Island had a low pH and nutrient content, limiting its potential for agricultural production [3]. Recently, some local farmers have used the post-tin-mining area for agricultural pur-poses [4]. As a result, crop and nutrient management is critical for Post-Tin-Mining Agricultural Soil Regeneration Using Local

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Resources Free Full-Text The Impact of Metal Mining on MDPI

The consumption of freshwater in mining accounts for only a small proportion of the total water use at global and even national scales. However, at regional and local scales, mining may result in significant impacts on freshwater resources, particularly when water consumption surpasses the carrying capacities defined by the should not be viewed as just a mining issue but rather as a rural development issue. It is crucial to engage not just mine ministries but also those government bodies dealing with taxation, agriculture, rural development, local government and youth employment. Such ministries need to jointly analyse and develop policy around the sector’sArtisanal and small-scale mining and agriculture

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Mining in Africa World Bank

1.1 Environmental and Health Issues in Gold Mining Areas 9 1.2 What Is a Mining Community? 12 1.3 How Remote Sensing Informs Agricultural Production 21 3.1 Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining 70 4.1 Small-Scale Mining Poses Challenges for Identifying Impacts of Large-Scale Mines 99 4.2 Effect of a Mine Opening on Household Access to

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