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Govt prioritises fight against acid mine water in GautengINTENSIFIED EFFORTBy:Features Deputy Editor and Chief Photographer MINING & THE ENVIRONMENT Government’s acknowledgment of the severity of acid mine drainage (AMD) in the Witwatersrand, in Gauteng, and the subsequent priority given to take steps to alleviate the problem is of “significant importance”, states Federation for a Sustainable Environment (FSE) CEO Mariette Liefferink.
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