Mining produces a lot of waste which should be disposed of properly. Improper waste disposal leads to soil, water and air pollution. There are various types of mining. They include coal mining, metal, landfill mining, oil and gas extraction and non-metal ore mining. This means there are also different types of mining waste. These include:
- Mine Wastewater: This wastewater is produced using different ways in mines and possesses different contamination levels. Water exposed to mining processes is acidic and can pollute the local water sources. This process, commonly referred to as acid mine drainage, contributes to water pollution. To decrease the amount of this water generated in mining sites, careful monitoring of the water and proper water management strategies are required.
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