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Landscaping and Land Use Planning as Related to Mining Operations, Adelaide

Conference Proceedings

Landscaping and Land Use Planning as Related to Mining Operations, Adelaide

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Environmental Planning And The Mount Gunson Operation

When the original Mount Gunson joint venture, between CSR and United Uranium ceased operations in December 1971, an intensive ex- ploration campaign was launched to prospect for more ore in the Mount Gunson region. This campaign resulted in the discovery of the Cattle Grid deposit. A comprehensive sampling programme proved the existence of 4.6 million tonnes of ore, at a mean grade of 2.4% Cu, calculated at a 1.0% Cu cut-off. The planning and development programme that followed this discovery included not only the mining and metallurgical aspects of the exploration of the deposit, but also the en- vironmental aspects. Preliminary work included data collection with respect to meteorology, soil types, and existing flora and fauna.
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  • Published: 1975
  • PDF Size: 0.177 Mb.
  • Unique ID: P197601007

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