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Cost-Benefit Analysis of Mine Water Recycling and Reuse in Mining Operations
Mining operations are among the most water-intensive industrial activities in the world, drawing large volumes of freshwater for ore processing, dust suppression, slurry transport, and worker amenities, while simultaneously generating contaminated mine water streams such a
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