Analyzing the state of mining towns in the Ural region

The article concentrates on the analysis of the current state of settlements at the territory of the Ural region. The Ural region is shown to be an industrial and highly urbanized area. There are some settlements at the territory of the Ural region where the mining complex is the city-forming enterp...

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Main Authors:	Kolchina Margarita, Konovalov Vladimir, Kolchina Natalya
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	EDP Sciences 2019-01-01
Series:	E3S Web of Conferences
Online Access:	https://www.e3s-conferences.org/articles/e3sconf/pdf/2019/61/e3sconf_itese18_04015.pdf

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spelling	doaj-5ad749a64292498cbbf6958601a861e82021-03-02T09:22:47ZengEDP SciencesE3S Web of Conferences2267-12422019-01-011350401510.1051/e3sconf/201913504015e3sconf_itese18_04015Analyzing the state of mining towns in the Ural regionKolchina Margarita0Konovalov Vladimir1Kolchina Natalya2Ural State Mining UniversityUral State Mining UniversityUral State Mining UniversityThe article concentrates on the analysis of the current state of settlements at the territory of the Ural region. The Ural region is shown to be an industrial and highly urbanized area. There are some settlements at the territory of the Ural region where the mining complex is the city-forming enterprise, they are mining towns. It has been revealed that the negative environmental impact never vanishes with the termination of mining but causes some new social, economic and ecological problems. With the purpose of reducing the negative impact of mining effect, a number of measures have been proposed aimed to renovate the mining complex facilities which remained after liquidation and to rehabilitate the industrial areas which remained after mineral deposit development termination.https://www.e3s-conferences.org/articles/e3sconf/pdf/2019/61/e3sconf_itese18_04015.pdf
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description	The article concentrates on the analysis of the current state of settlements at the territory of the Ural region. The Ural region is shown to be an industrial and highly urbanized area. There are some settlements at the territory of the Ural region where the mining complex is the city-forming enterprise, they are mining towns. It has been revealed that the negative environmental impact never vanishes with the termination of mining but causes some new social, economic and ecological problems. With the purpose of reducing the negative impact of mining effect, a number of measures have been proposed aimed to renovate the mining complex facilities which remained after liquidation and to rehabilitate the industrial areas which remained after mineral deposit development termination.
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Analyzing the state of mining towns in the Ural region

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