| Description |
3 volumes in 2 ; 32 cm |
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regular print |
| Contents |
V. 1. General trainers' guide, overview module -- v. 2. Management modules -- v. 3. Technical modules |
| Summary |
The Best Practice Environmental Management (BPEM) in Mining program is a world-renowned partnership between the mining industry, stakeholder organisations and the Australian Government. It aims to help all sectors of the minerals industry - minerals, coal, oil and gas - to protect the environment and to reduce the impact of minerals production. Since the program began in 1994, Environment Australia has worked with industry partners to produce 24 booklets on a range of topics, from community consultation to water management and cleaner production. The booklets present concise, practical information on how to achieve environmental management best practice in the minerals industry anywhere in the world. The Training Kit is designed to help trainers plan and deliver effective training aimed at improving the environmental performance of minerals operations. In conjunction with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), Environment Australia has developed this training kit to move the Sustainable Minerals program into a new phase. It assists trainers in developing training sessions based on the Sustainable Minerals booklets and provides presentation slides, notes, a selection of case studies and worksheets |
| Related To |
The key reference for the module in volume 1 is the BPEM booklet, Overview of best practice environmental management in mining; the key reference for the management module (v. 2.) is the BPEM booklet, Mine planning for environment protection; the key reference for the technical modules (v. 3.) are the BPEM booklet, Water management; the BPEM booklet, Cyanide management; the BPEM booklet, Managing sulphuric mine waste and acid drainage; and, the BPEM booklet, Tailings containment |
| Notes |
In ring binders |
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"In conjuction with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), Environment Australia has developed this training kit" |
| Bibliography |
Bibliography: volumes 1, section 3 |
| Notes |
Also available online |
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Copyright 2004 Environment Australia |
| Subject |
Best management practices (Pollution prevention) -- Australia.
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Environmental management -- Australia.
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Environmental policy -- Australia.
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Environmental monitoring -- Study and teaching -- Australia.
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Environmental impact analysis -- Study and teaching -- Australia.
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Mines and mineral resources -- Environmental aspects -- Australia.
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Mines and mineral resources -- Australia -- Management.
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Best management practices (Pollution prevention) -- Study and teaching -- Australia.
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Mines and mineral resources -- Environmental aspects -- Study and teaching -- Australia.
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Environmental management -- Study and teaching -- Australia.
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| Author |
Australia. Environment Australia.
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PPK Environment and Infrastructure
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Australia. Department of the Environment and Heritage.
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United Nations Environment Programme.
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| ISBN |
0642996318 |
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