Erosion, formation of sinkholes, loss of biodiversity, especially marine life, and contamination of water bodies are some of the environmental issues cause by mining. Soil erosion is prominent as mines are reclaimed when they are closed down. This will cause an instability in the soil, which is prone to erosion whe there is a heavy rain. Soil and other minerals from the mine also run into water bodies, contaminating them and destroying marine life.
One way to improve environmental conditions without mining-related land damage is to prioritize recycling and reuse of materials to reduce the need for new mining operations. Additionally, promoting sustainable mining practices such as reclamation and restoration of mined areas can help minimize environmental impact. Investing in research and development of alternative materials and technologies that require less mining can also contribute to a healthier environment.
Mining causes environmental damage due to the extraction of resources, which can lead to deforestation, habitat destruction, soil erosion, and water contamination. Additionally, the use of heavy machinery and explosives during mining operations can further contribute to air and noise pollution. These impacts can disrupt ecosystems and harm biodiversity, leading to long-lasting effects on the environment.
Mining coal can cause environmental problems due to deforestation, habitat destruction, and water and soil pollution. Open-pit mining can disrupt local ecosystems and release harmful pollutants into water sources, while underground mining can lead to landslides and groundwater contamination. Additionally, burning coal for energy production releases greenhouse gases, contributing to climate change.
Mining can destroy land through deforestation, soil erosion, and water pollution caused by chemicals used during mining activities. It can also disrupt ecosystems and lead to habitat loss for wildlife. Additionally, mining can result in the creation of toxic waste dumps that can contaminate soil and water sources.
Reclamation requirements: Mining operations are often required to restore the land to its original state post-mining, including backfilling open pits and re-vegetating the area to reduce erosion and restore wildlife habitats. Water management controls: Mining operations must implement measures to prevent contaminated water from entering nearby water bodies by treating it on-site or using sediment and erosion controls to minimize the impact on water quality.
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Activities of enviromentalists in Tanzania include: working to clean up stockpiles of hazardous wastes, addressing enviromental issues connected to Lake Victoria, educating the public about enviromental issues, and changing laws to address enviromental issues. Deb
Highly toxic
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farming,planting,making tobacco, mining, and also planting corn
Sanitation, natural disasters
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human activities such as: mining, logging and purposely set fires
Air polution, public waste, soil erosion.
Farmers are blaming them for killingtheir cattle so they shoot them.
None! Factory farming releases methane and ammonia into the air.