Yukon passive water treatment workshop: 2016 summary report

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Northern Mine Remediation program
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reports
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Peer Reviewed
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Place
Whitehorse, Yukon.
Date Created/Date Issued
2016
Publisher
Yukon Research Centre, Yukon College.
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Author (aut): Thompson, Sara
Author (aut): Janin, Amelie
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As passive water treatment technologies are increasingly being considered as a part of mine site closure in Yukon, it is important for industry to share with the government the questions they have, and vice versa. Efforts are currently underway by industry in partnership with the Industrial Research Chair in Mine Life Cycle at Yukon College to test passive water treatment technologies. The overall objective of this workshop was to understand how research on passive water treatment systems can be used to help industry achieve expectations set by First Nations and regulatory bodies.
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Language
English
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Subject Topic
Subject Topic
Bioreactors
Mine water--Environmental aspects

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Thompson, Sara, and Amelie Janin. “Yukon passive water treatment workshop: 2016 summary report”. Reports. Northern Mine Remediation program. Whitehorse, Yukon.: Yukon Research Centre, Yukon College, 2016. Handle placeholder.
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Yukon passive water treatment workshop
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