The mining sector generates a considerable amount of waste stone and tailings, which
constitute a‎‎ substantial hazard to the ecology. The most prevalent method of disposing of …

The mining industry produces a large amount of stone waste and tailings, which poses a
threat to the environment. Dumping is the most common means of disposing of this industrial …

There has been increasing attention recently to reprocessing of mining waste, which aims to
recover potentially valuable materials such as metals and other byproducts from untapped …

The mining industry produces a large amount of mine waste rock and tailings, which pose a
severe threat to the environment. The most common way for the disposal of these industrial …

This article investigates the role of calcium carbonate minerals in an alkali-activated system
through their reaction with sodium silicate solution. The early reaction kinetics and reaction …

Current carbon capture and utilization (CCU) technologies require high energy input and
costly catalysts. Here, an effective pathway is offered that addresses climate action by …

This paper explores the grain-size composition effect on flexural and micro-structural
features of fiber reinforced cementitious tail-rock fill (FRCTRF). The FRCTRF mixes …

Mine tailings pose one of the world's largest volumes of challenging residues. To overcome
the environmental liability and reduce monitoring and reclamation costs associated with the …

Sulfidic mine waste usually contains elevated amounts of valuable and hazardous metal
(loid) s, which may pose environmental risks but can also provide opportunities for resource …

The physical–mechanical, chemical, and durability characteristics of alkali-activated
materials (AAMs) have been widely investigated. However, a critical gap in the literature is …