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Establishment of uranium mining and processing operations in the context of sustainable development
1 online resource (70 pages) : illustrations (chiefly color).
Australia; Northern Saskatchewan, Canada; Alligators River; Alaska; Niger; Russian Federation; USSR; Germany; Hungary.
This publication provides guidance to member states in the debate surrounding sustainable development in the uranium mining industry. It outlines the criteria necessary for sustainable development, analyzes social and economic factors and refers to the role of governance in resolving conflicting demands. The publication includes a chapter with case studies, which provides stakeholders with practical information and historical examples of experience gained from introducing uranium mining and processing operations to an area and the subsequent effects of mine closure.--Publisher's description.
Introduction -- Environmental issues -- Social issues -- Economic issues -- Governance -- Challenges to sustainable uranium production : legacies resulting from state subsidized operations -- Recommendations -- Case studies.
"The IAEA officers responsible for this report were C. Ganguly and P. Waggitt of the Division of Nuclear Fuel Cycle and Waste Management"--PDF Foreword page.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 65-66).
Vienna, Austria : International Atomic Energy Agency, 2000
IAEA nuclear energy series ; no. NF-T-1.1