Technical Assessment of Subsequent Burdens due to Hard Coal Mining

International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
Axel Preusse
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International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
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6
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2008

Abstract

On the basis of the Law on Financing Hard Coal Mining dated 28 December 2007, the subsidized German hard coal mining industry will be shut down to the end of the year 2018 in a socially acceptable manner; in 2012 this decision will be reassessed. Even after the abandonment of all mining activities subsequent burdens are inevitable. In this paper, the possible long-term effects resulting from a mining industry history, which is spanning more than 200 years, and their possible consequences are pointed out, in particular in connection with the abandonment of mine water drainage measures which is economically meaningful in the long term. According to the decision situation as it presents itself today, this point in time will be far beyond 2018. In preparation for this, an action framework is to be developed in areas possibly affected.
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APA: Axel Preusse  (2008)  Technical Assessment of Subsequent Burdens due to Hard Coal Mining

MLA: Axel Preusse Technical Assessment of Subsequent Burdens due to Hard Coal Mining. International Conference on Ground Control in Mining, 2008.

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