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(PDF) Socio economic and environmental impact of gem

The gem mining industry (GMI) is one of Sri Lankas major sources of income and employment. However, it also has considerable socioeconomic and environmental (SEE) consequences affecting gem

(PDF) SOCIOECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS

The specific objectives are to assess the socioeconomic impacts of the mine on the local people and examine its environmental effects on soil, water resources, vegetation cover and air quality in

(PDF) Environmental and social impacts of mining and their

Mining companies are also making efforts to reduce the environmental and social impacts of mining and minimize the footprint of their activities throughout the mining cycle, including planning for

What Is The Environmental Impact Of The Mining Industry

aximising the Positive SocioEconomic Impact of Mineral

Maximising the Positive SocioEconomic Impact of Mineral Extraction on Regional Development in Transition Economies: A Review of the Literature Abstract. The capitalintensive production function of mining tends to limit backward, forward and final demand linkages.

Environmental Effects of Extracting and Using Mineral

Environmental Effects of Extracting and Using Mineral Resources. The scale and level of requirement of minerals have increased manifold in our country and it is heading towards the stage where much larger consumption of minerals will be inevitable to sustain even the minimum growth rate of our economy.

Assessing the Environmental and SocioEconomic Impacts

Several researchers have documented the environmental and socioeconomic impacts of gold mining in other countries [5,6,7,8]. However, due to research specialization and disciplinespecific worldviews, seldom does research integrate the natural and social dimensions of the impacts of gold mining in a single paper [ 8 , 9 ].

7 Effects of Mining and Processing of Mineral Resources on

The environmental and socioeconomic impacts of mining

This study was based upon the following hypotheses: 1) that mining activities have significant socioeconomic impacts on livelihoods of local communities 2) that regional activities also have significant impacts on the environment and 3) the type and nature of mining activities have different impacts.