The Bioshale Project: Search for a Sustainable Way of Exploiting Black Shale Ores Using Biotechnology

D'Hugues, P.; Grotowski, A.; Luszczkiewicz, A.; Sadowski, Zygmunt; Farbiszewska, T.; Sklodowska, Aleksandra; Loukola-Ruskeeniemi, Kirsti; Langwaldt, Jörg; Palma, J.; Norris, Paul R.; Glombitza, F.; Groudev, Stoyan; Pasava, J.; Johnson, D. Barrie

doi:10.4028/0-87849-452-9.42

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“…In order to develop the cleaner, safer and more environmentally-friendly production method for mining, bioshale project has been started since 2004-2007 28,29) . This project was co-funded by the European Commission in the Six Framework Programme for Research and Development.…”

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A Comparison Study of Heap Bioleaching Sites in Chile and Finland for Further Development of Biotechnology for Mining

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For sustainable metal resources development, the installation of environmentally-friendly biotechnology into mining industry plays an important role. In order to search for the factors affected on biotechnology installation, this study compared and investigated several factors in heap bioleaching sites in Chile and Finland. Both cases were financially supported by foreign capitals through the mining projects regardless of the political economic scale. The business strategies of mining operators strongly affect the selection of latest technologies installation in Chile. Additionally, environmental perspective possibly affected as well as profitable technology in the Finland case. Therefore, heap bioleaching are developed and selected in mining industry.

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Section: Bioshale Projectmentioning

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A Comparison Study of Heap Bioleaching Sites in Chile and Finland for Further Development of Biotechnology for Mining

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The Bioshale Project: Search for a Sustainable Way of Exploiting Black Shale Ores Using Biotechnology

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A Comparison Study of Heap Bioleaching Sites in Chile and Finland for Further Development of Biotechnology for Mining

A Comparison Study of Heap Bioleaching Sites in Chile and Finland for Further Development of Biotechnology for Mining

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