Mined land rehabilitation - is there a gap between regulatory guidance and successful relinquishment?

Abstract

The rehabilitation of land disturbed by mining is a statutory requirement in Australia. Effective rehabilitation is essential for maintaining a 'social licence to operate'. It reduces risk for mining companies by minimising residual risk payments, reducing administrative uncertainties at closure and creating an agreed transition to post-mining landscapes.

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