BIP! Finder - Definition of candidate Essential Variables for the monitoring of mineral resource exploitation

2019 • Definition of candidate Essential Variables for the monitoring of mineral resource exploitation

Authors: Ambrosone, Mariapaola; Giuliani, Grégory; Chatenoux, Bruno; Rodila, Denisa; Lacroix, Pierre

Venue: Geo-spatial Information Science

Type: Publication

Abstract: The practice of raw material extraction has a high impact on the environment and represents a potential threat to the health and thriving of local communities. The concept of Extractive Essential Variables (EEVs) are explored in order to propose variables that can be used to quantify the environmental footprint of mineral extraction. Considering the interdependence of mining activities with social, economic and environmental issues, the variables target the development of monitoring tools for the implementation of the Sustainable Development Go... (read more)

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5.566697E-9 2.8913496E-9 5 2

/ Attention: 0 16

Topics: Environmental resource management Database

DOI: 10.1080/10095020.2019.1635318

External links: Crossref OpenAIRE

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