Community Needs, Mine Development Planning and Acid Rock Drainage (Glenda Ferris, August 2001)
Glenda Ferris presents a framework for community engagement in mine development planning, emphasizing the need for transparent consultation on acid rock drainage risks, technical capacity building, and equitable inclusion of all community members—including First Nations—throughout mine conception, operation, and post-closure phases.
- Date
- 2001
- Document type
- Presentation
- Parties
- Glenda Ferris
- Locations
- British Columbia
- Parameters
- acid rock drainage, metals leaching, waste rock dumps, tailings disposal, mine closure, water quality, land use, geochemical characterization, ARD mitigation
- Pages
- 3
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