Monitoring the Revitalisation of Water Systems Affected by Mining Activities

The paper focuses on the analysis of the impacts of climate change on the economic performance of the studied brownfield industrial park in the Upper Nitra region of Slovakia. The aim of this paper was to suggest ways of eliminating possible negative environmental burdens and the creation of site reclamation as a result of the termination of mining and the elimination of adverse environmental impacts in the selected region. The intention was to present the main causes of the decline of mining activity, with its environmental, economic and social consequences of the end of mining. The natural conclusion of the mining process is the comprehensive revitalisation of the area affected by mining activities. We have analysed the process of revitalisation of water areas and systems affected by mining activities and quantified the amount of investments needed for this revitalisation.

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2025-12-17
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https://doi.org/10.3390/engproc2025116037
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Mining and Resource Management
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Monitoring the Revitalisation of Water Systems Affected by Mining Activities

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Monitoring the Revitalisation of Water Systems Affected by Mining Activities

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Abstract

The paper focuses on the analysis of the impacts of climate change on the economic performance of the studied brownfield industrial park in the Upper Nitra region of Slovakia. The aim of this paper was to suggest ways of eliminating possible negative environmental burdens and the creation of site reclamation as a result of the termination of mining and the elimination of adverse environmental impacts in the selected region. The intention was to present the main causes of the decline of mining activity, with its environmental, economic and social consequences of the end of mining. The natural conclusion of the mining process is the comprehensive revitalisation of the area affected by mining activities. We have analysed the process of revitalisation of water areas and systems affected by mining activities and quantified the amount of investments needed for this revitalisation.

VSB - Technical University of Ostrava (CZ), Technical University of Košice (SK)
Climate action
Openalex Percentile: Top 41%
Mining and Resource Management
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