MINIMIZACIÓN DEL IMPACTO PAISAJÍSTICO EN LA ACTIVIDAD MINERAA CIELO ABIERTO. DEMOSTRACIÓN TEÓRICA Y PRÁCTICA DE LOS COSTES DE RESTAURACIÓN
Abstract
All mining extractive processing shows clear effect on its environment, these actions have several consequences like impacts and potential risks for the environment. Due to the importance of visual impacts on the development of the ornamental rock mining activity, this study presents a methodology to optimize the restoration costs based on the relationship between the restored zone and the potential visual impact diminution.Downloads
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