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Tailings Management Facilities - Risks and Reliability

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Date Published: 
2004
Authors: 
K. J. Witt

When are Tailings Facilities interacting normally or as intended with their environment? When all the goals have been met with adequate confidence, and when there are no adverse effects on humans or on the environment!

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Witt, J.K., M. Schönhardt, J. Saarela, R. Frilander, J. Csicsak, M. Csővari, A. Várhegyi, D.P. Georgescu, C.A. Radulescu, M. Zlagnean, J. Bõhm, Á. Debreczeni, I. Gombkötõ, A. Xenidis, E. Koffa, A. Kourtis, and J. Engels. 2004. Tailings Management Facilities - Risks and Reliability. Edited by J.K. Witt and M. Schönhardt. Contract Number: EVG1-CT-2002-00066. Report of the European RTD project TAILSAFE. Weimar, Germany: Bauhaus-University of Weimar; TAILSAFE. September.

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