Western Basin Environmental Corporation
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ACID MINE DRAINAGE
Urgent decisions necessary to avoid environmental consequences
With the relentless downpour of rain experienced across Gauteng during the past couple of months, mines in the area have been battling to keep the toxic tide of acid mine drainage (AMD) beneath surface.
By: Loni Prinsloo
26th February 2010
MINING & THE ENVIRONMENT
WUC advancing towards implementation of planned acid mine drainage project
Western Utilities Corporation (WUC), a wholly-owned subsidiary of AIM-listed Watermark Global, has made great strides towards the implementation of its proposed acid mine drainage (AMD) solution in the Eastern Western and Central basins.By: Loni Prinsloo
4th December 2009
MINING & THE ENVIRONMENT
Concern raised as two Western Basin mines stop pumping, treating mine void water
The Federation for a Sustainable Environment (FSE) informs Mining Weekly that two of the three mining companies responsible for cleaning and treating the toxic mine water in the Western Basin have once again stopped pumping and treating the mine...By: Loni Prinsloo
11th September 2009
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Mintails prepared to help tackle AMD on the West Rand
Gold producer Mintails SA is committed to participating in any sustainable solution aimed at tackling acid mine drainage (AMD), one of the biggest environmental challenges facing the mining industry on the West Rand, says Mintails CEO Dick van der...By: Loni Prinsloo
14th August 2009
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Massive acid mine drainage project stimulus for local beneficiation
Help is at hand to assist South Africa’s rising mine water dilemma. It has come in the form of the Western Utilities Corporation (WUC), a wholly owned subsidiary of Aim-listed Watermark Global, which aims to turn the acid mine drainage scourge...
31st July 2009
MINING & THE ENVIRONMENT
Toxic water level rises as government, miners bicker about the cost of cleaning up
Disputes between the government and mining companies over the cost of cleaning up the toxic water caused by mining, have led to the rapid rise in the water level following the partial closure of a water treatment plant outside Randfontein.By: Loni Prinsloo
10th July 2009
MINING & ENVIRONMENT
Acid mine drainage single most significant threat to SA’s environment
Environmentalists have termed acid mine drainage (AMD) the single most significant threat to South Africa’s environment and this is being driven home by the AMD problems being experienced at the East Rand operations of provisionally liquidated...8th May 2009
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Acid mine drainage single most significant threat to South Africa’s environment
Environmentalists have termed acid mine drainage (AMD) as the single most significant threat to South Africa’s environment. In the past, these and other concerns about AMD were in effect ignored by the major stakeholders of the country’s...
8th May 2009
Environmental
Sins of the fathers
Acid mine drainage (AMD) caused by a century's worth of gold mining on the Western Basin, has posed a very serious threat to the biodiversity of the region, which relies on the Basin's tainted water supply for life.By: Darren Parker
5th December 2008
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
Companies join forces to address mining-related water pollution
To arrest the problem of acid mine drainage (AMD) in the Witwatersrand Basin area, a state-of-the-art water -treatment plant capable of processing 75-million litres of AMD to industrial ‘grey-water’ quality, has been established at the...By: Guy Copans
2nd May 2008
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