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Minerals Extraction See guidance note 8 Type of minerals Quantity in tonnes Area of mineral extraction in Hectares Period for which permission is sought years Maximum depth of working in metres AOD Above Ordnance Datum m AOD Depth of winter water table in metres AOD How will the mineral be extracted Surface extraction Yes / No Underground mining Yes / No Drilling Yes / No 9. Biodiversity and Geological Conservation Is there a reasonable likelihood of the following being affected adversely or...

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Who needs minerals and associated waste?

1. Mining companies and industry stakeholders who extract and process minerals.
2. Environmental agencies and regulatory bodies overseeing mineral extraction and waste management.
3. Government departments responsible for monitoring and managing mineral resources.
4. Researchers and scientists studying the characteristics and impact of minerals and associated waste.
5. Companies involved in recycling and waste management, as they handle associated waste.
6. Legal professionals and consultants dealing with mining and mineral-related legal matters.
7. Investors and financial institutions interested in mineral resources and associated waste management.
8. Communities and societies living near mining sites, as they are directly affected by the presence of minerals and associated waste.
9. Manufacturing industries reliant on specific minerals for their production processes.
10. Educational institutions teaching courses related to mining, geology, or environmental sciences.

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What is minerals and associated waste?

Minerals refer to naturally occurring inorganic substances, while associated waste refers to any waste material generated during the extraction, processing, and disposal of minerals.

Who is required to file minerals and associated waste?

Companies involved in the extraction, processing, and disposal of minerals are required to file minerals and associated waste.

How to fill out minerals and associated waste?

To fill out minerals and associated waste, companies need to provide detailed information about the type and quantity of minerals extracted, methods of extraction, processing methods, waste generated, and disposal methods.

What is the purpose of minerals and associated waste?

The purpose of minerals and associated waste filing is to track the extraction, processing, and disposal of minerals to ensure compliance with regulations and minimize environmental impact.

What information must be reported on minerals and associated waste?

Companies must report information such as types and quantities of minerals extracted, methods of extraction, processing methods, waste generated, disposal methods, and any environmental impact assessments.