Search results

… industrial, household and agricultural activities, such as mining and smelting operations, preparation of nuclear fuels … metals such as mercury, for example in the treatment of mining tailings; the vegetation is then incinerated with gas … releases, such as in artisanal and small-scale gold mining to mercury in artisanal and small-scale gold thus a …

… in the Crown. __________ 1 Hanson v The Grassy Gully Gold Mining Co. (1900) 21 NSWR 271; Dougherty v Ah Lee (1902) WN … was piped from wells to remote locations, very often for mining purposes. The early Australian responses to notions of … the use of water, such as hydroelectric power generation, mining, manufacturing and the supply of drinking water. …

… and enforcement capacity may be weak. Activities such as mining and chemical production can directly and negatively … be felt on both stocks and discharge, which means that mining of the resource is occurring. If relatively minor … system. If unchecked, this also will eventually lead to mining of the resource, despite the increased recharge. Water …

… in coastal areas may also be affected by over-pumping, or mining. Mining of groundwater occurs when withdrawals exceed the …

… fields of law and policy, including water, agriculture, mining, health, land use and environment. Thisrequires …

… (approximately 51%) were lost to forestry and peat mining between 1957 and 1987.44 In 1997 a global survey … by the combined impacts of urban, tourist, industrial, mining and transportation activities.58 2.2.3 Changes in … ground water include inter alia underground and surface mining operations, timber production and agricultural …

… in the recharge zone that might pollute the aquifer; mining activities that could destroy the aquifer matrix and, … Metals e.g., cadmium, lead, zinc, copper Industries and mining sites Persist in sediments and wetlands. They poison … n. 94, Annex. 76 tHe GreeninG of Water laW the aquifer; mining activities that could destroy the aquifer matrix and, …