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Book 2024pment of many countries, it was estimated that nearly 4 million people die every year, especially in developing countries, due to environmental pollution from quarrying, sandblasting, and the emission of toxic gases. Mining leads to land degradation by the stacking of mine waste, loss of fertile top

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-32094-6 development but also generates employment opportunities and contributes to the economic growth of the country. This chapter aims to explore the socioeconomic importance of the stone mining industry and its impact on livelihood security, ultimately contributing to economic development.

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Douglas Herrmann,Alan Searlemantivities and the associated chemistry for the generation of mine-specific water contaminants. It also addresses various case studies from India and worldwide over the impact of stone mining on surface water quality with a view on possible management or mitigation strategies.

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Stone Quarrying: Impact on Groundwater and Suitable Mitigation Measures,emphasise the necessity for sustainable mining practices, effective land reclamation and stringent environmental regulations to mitigate these adverse effects. This abstract underlines the necessity for sustainable mining practices, effective land reclamation and stringent environmental regulations to minimise these adverse effects.

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