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Abandoned Mines in Northern Canada: Historical Consequences and Mitigation of Current Impacts
chercheur principal: Sandlos, John K
Année(s) de permis: 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009
Résumé: The research team will work closely with members of four NWT communities to identify the historical and continued impacts of abandoned mines adjacent to their communities. The research team will ask how mineral development impacted the social life, economic prospects and local environments of Northern communities throughout the twentieth century, considering carefully the connections between socia...
Année(s) de permis: 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009
Résumé: The research team will work closely with members of four NWT communities to identify the historical and continued impacts of abandoned mines adjacent to their communities. The research team will ask how mineral development impacted the social life, economic prospects and local environments of Northern communities throughout the twentieth century, considering carefully the connections between socia...
Mining and Northern Development: Towards a Historical Political Ecology
chercheur principal: Keeling, Arn M
Année(s) de permis: 2008
Résumé: This licence was issued for the application no. 811. This project aims to understand the social and environmental effects of historical mining in the Northwest Territories through historical research and visits to communities and mine sites. The researchers also hope to learn how community members can contribute their knowledge and experiences to understanding this history. In 2008, one rese...
Année(s) de permis: 2008
Résumé: This licence was issued for the application no. 811. This project aims to understand the social and environmental effects of historical mining in the Northwest Territories through historical research and visits to communities and mine sites. The researchers also hope to learn how community members can contribute their knowledge and experiences to understanding this history. In 2008, one rese...
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