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 …

Concrete is the most produced construction material in the world and has a close tie to
carbon dioxide emissions. To reduce the gas pollution and resource drain of cement …

This research assesses the feasibility of recycling copper mine tailings (CMT) by analyzing
the durability and mechanical characteristics of cement mortar using these tailings as filler …

Use of mine tailings as a replacement for cement in concrete construction is a highly efficient
method to reduce the environmental pollution of tailings' accumulation including toxic …

The management and reuse of iron tailings (ITs) not only help protect the environment but
also are linked to the reduction of cement consumption. The preparation of supplementary …

Activation and utilization of mine tailings as feedstock for CO 2 mineralization and
supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs) have attracted great interest in the mining …

As a result of developing technology and scientific studies, employing dam tailings as critical
raw material and vital economic reserve has become widespread recently. Employing dam …

Microbes can induce the production of calcium carbonate deposits, which cement solid
wastes such as coal gangue to form backfill materials. Filling such backfill materials in …

In the last few years, the mining and metallurgy industry has made concerted efforts to
improve waste management through a byproduct recovery strategy, mainly focusing on …