Science & Environment

Mining waste could be an important resource for the construction industry

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12 April 2022

Pascal Peduzzi

Formation continue , UNIGE

Centres, instituts et programmes plurifacultataires, UNIGE

Scientists from UNIGE and UQ propose to reduce the mining waste stream by producing sustainable sand from ore tailings.

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