Although mining and processing tailings can present a substantial risk to the environment, on the other hand, they represent valuable sources of secondary and in particular critical raw materials. Serbia and FYR Macedonia have an abundance of Cu mines which have been exploited since ancient times. These activities generated about 920 M tonnes of different types of mining, floatation and metallurgical tailings, containing approximately 1.3 M tonnes of Cu, 128 tonnes of Ag and 23 tonnes of Au, which presents a valuable resource for the European raw materials market sector
Demand growth for metallic minerals has been faced with the need for new techniques and improving te...
Moving from the traditional industrial model, in which waste is considered the norm, EU needs to dev...
The extraction process from metal deposits has the inevitable consequence to generate enormous amoun...
Mining of stones and metals has been a human activity since pre-historic times. Mining activity has ...
Tailings as the residues of mining operation have been continuously being produced at huge amount in...
This paper highlights resource recovery and stabilization as the novel approach adopted in the rehab...
non-peer-reviewedMore than 30 million jobs in the EU and many key economic sectors are dependent o...
For ecologic and economic reasons tailings, waste rock and water management become progressively imp...
There has been increasing attention recently to reprocessing of mining waste, which aims to recover ...
The recent Circular Economy Action Plan for Europe1 considers mine waste a secondary source of miner...
Tailings are a waste product of primary metal production. Although these metals contribute to the de...
Mining of raw materials, metals processing, and recovery are crucial for our wellbeing, development ...
European Research Area - Network on the Industrial Handling of Raw Materials for European Industries...
The extraction of minerals and metals is a prerequisite for the production and utilization of techno...
Securing access to raw materials is of particular concern for countries highly dependent on imports....
Demand growth for metallic minerals has been faced with the need for new techniques and improving te...
Moving from the traditional industrial model, in which waste is considered the norm, EU needs to dev...
The extraction process from metal deposits has the inevitable consequence to generate enormous amoun...
Mining of stones and metals has been a human activity since pre-historic times. Mining activity has ...
Tailings as the residues of mining operation have been continuously being produced at huge amount in...
This paper highlights resource recovery and stabilization as the novel approach adopted in the rehab...
non-peer-reviewedMore than 30 million jobs in the EU and many key economic sectors are dependent o...
For ecologic and economic reasons tailings, waste rock and water management become progressively imp...
There has been increasing attention recently to reprocessing of mining waste, which aims to recover ...
The recent Circular Economy Action Plan for Europe1 considers mine waste a secondary source of miner...
Tailings are a waste product of primary metal production. Although these metals contribute to the de...
Mining of raw materials, metals processing, and recovery are crucial for our wellbeing, development ...
European Research Area - Network on the Industrial Handling of Raw Materials for European Industries...
The extraction of minerals and metals is a prerequisite for the production and utilization of techno...
Securing access to raw materials is of particular concern for countries highly dependent on imports....
Demand growth for metallic minerals has been faced with the need for new techniques and improving te...
Moving from the traditional industrial model, in which waste is considered the norm, EU needs to dev...
The extraction process from metal deposits has the inevitable consequence to generate enormous amoun...