Major funding boost for red mud rehabilitation

Major funding boost for red mud rehabilitation
In this article:
- University of Queensland research into eco-engineering of mine waste has received over $1.2 million in government and industry funding
- This new research aims to understand the fundamental processes to break barriers of persistent and reversible alkalinity and salinity in red mud within a short time frame, and improve the reliability and operability of the new technology – which has been the biggest obstacle to many decades of efforts to rehabilitate the vast areas of red mud landscapes worldwide
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Originally published by AMSJ.
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