Papers in collection

• A Rapid, Efficient and Cost-Effective Method for Assessing the Environment in Large or Remote Areas Using Remote Sensing Go to Paper
• Bearing Capacity and Deformation Characteristics of Ponded Fine Grained Coal Mine Tailings Go to Paper
• Cost-Effective Native Revegetation on Alluvial Tin Mining Sites in the New England Region of New South Wales Go to Paper
• Dealing with Social and Biological Environmental Impact Assessment Go to Paper
• Drill Hole Logs Provide the Third Dimension for Minespoil Reclamation Go to Paper
• Integrating Environmental Factors into Mining Projects Go to Paper
• Long Term Stability of Rehabilitated Strip Coal Mines Go to Paper
• Mineral Sand Mining and its Effect on Ground Water Quality Go to Paper
• Minimising Environmental Impact of Petroleum Exploration in the Australian Arid Zone Go to Paper
• Mining and Environmental Noise - Preventing Problems Professionally Go to Paper
• Mining Can Improve the Environment Go to Paper
• Planning for Optimal Post Mining Land Use Go to Paper
• The Economic and Operational Implications of Blast Vibration Limits Go to Paper
• The Estimation of the Propensity for Spontaneous Combustion in Colliery Wastes Go to Paper
• The Impact of Undergoing Coal Mining in Farming Go to Paper
• The Rehabilitation of Open Cut Coal Mines in the Bowen Basin, Queensland Go to Paper
• The Social Aspects of Environmental Impact Studies in Queensland Go to Paper
• The Toxicity and Degradation of Cyanide in Mine Tailings Go to Paper
• Towards a Solid Waste Disposal Strategy: The Rundle Oil Shale Project Go to Paper