ENVIRONMENT
Researchers pioneer new method to tackle toxic drainage in South Africa
Krugersdorp derelict Gold mine shaft in Gauteng Province, South Africa | Credits: Vhahangwele Masindi
Acid mine drainage (AMD) is toxic, persistent and expensive to manage for most miners. Trying to reinvent the narrative, a new collaboration between researchers in Scotland and South Africa argues that…
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