"The South African Cabinet has approved the recommendations made by a team of experts on the acid mine drainage (AMD) situation in the Witwatersrand, spokesperson Jimmy Manyi said on Tuesday.
The report, which includes recommendations on control measures to reduce the rate of flooding and the eventual decanting and pumping volume, would be made publicly available on Thursday." More on Engineering News
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