Mining Engineering Innovations: Sustainable Practices in Resource Extraction and Management
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.66320/taysmk32Keywords:
mining engineering, sustainability, resource extraction, environmental impact, technology, innovation, digitalization, circular economy, selective mining, waste reduction, energy efficiency, safety, social responsibilityAbstract
Mining, while essential for economic growth, often faces challenges related to environmental degradation, resource depletion, and social impacts. This paper explores recent advancements in mining engineering that aim to mitigate these issues and promote sustainable practices. Key innovations include advancements in extraction technologies, such as selective mining methods and improved equipment efficiency, which reduce waste and energy consumption. Additionally, the integration of digital technologies, including remote sensing, data analytics, and automation, enhances operational efficiency, safety, and environmental monitoring. Furthermore, the development of sustainable materials and recycling technologies contributes to a circular economy and reduces the demand for virgin resources. By adopting these innovative approaches, the mining industry can minimize its environmental footprint, ensure responsible resource management, and contribute to a more sustainable future.
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