A recent two-day seminar in Dhanbad brought together experts to discuss ways to make mining more environmentally friendly. The Central Institute of Mining and Fuel Research (CIMFR), along with other organizations, hosted the event focused on “Technological Advancement for Sustainable Mining and Exploration.” Attendees explored how to reduce the negative effects of mining, which is crucial for resources but can harm the environment. The overall aim was to find better methods to improve efficiency and sustainability in the industry.
The seminar attracted a wide range of professionals from mining companies, universities, and research centers. They examined new technologies that could help lessen the damage mining causes to the land and local areas. These advancements included improved ways to find resources, more efficient methods of extracting them, and better waste management practices. Moreover, these discussions emphasized the need for cooperation, combining scientific knowledge with practical industry use to tackle environmental problems caused by mining.
Furthermore, participants stressed the importance of moving towards sustainable practices. This involves using resources more responsibly, lessening water and air pollution, and improving how mining sites are restored after use. According to one speaker, investing in new technologies that both increase production and reduce environmental impact is essential. The seminar concluded with a call for increased environmental responsibility and a dedication to using sustainable mining practices. This shows the continued need for research and new ideas to create a more responsible and eco-friendly mining industry.