Session theme: How dead do you want it? Unborn, troublesome or healthy mines: The Economic and Strategic Effects of Mine Closure

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
Philip Peck
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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Publication Date:
May 1, 2006

Abstract

Mine closure issues ?Narrow issues: ?Environmental focus; ?Broad issues: ?Social issues and sustainability; ?Continued importance of mining; ?Historical legacies from closed mines; ?Barriers to development; ?Migration [ir]reversibility Dealing with closure issues ?A matter of choice ?Option 1: Engagein solving closure problems as best possible; ?Option 2: Exit, leaving the playing field to firms not interested in solving problems ?Option 3: Delay, till better time to enter or until early entry [by others] fails and pick property up cheap [?].
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APA: Philip Peck  (2006)  Session theme: How dead do you want it? Unborn, troublesome or healthy mines: The Economic and Strategic Effects of Mine Closure

MLA: Philip Peck Session theme: How dead do you want it? Unborn, troublesome or healthy mines: The Economic and Strategic Effects of Mine Closure. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 2006.

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