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·Mining is regarded as one of the major economic activities with the ability to contribute to economic development However governments the general public stakeholder organizations and individuals have been concerned about the environmental and health implications of mining on surrounding communities This paper investigated the environmental
·rich with mineral resources including Kenya and in this case the study area which is in Taita Taveta County Studies in Taita have mainly dwelt on political economy and recently re search on socio economic and environmental impacts on women was conducted in Kisagau mining zone in Taita Taveta County the mining area including pros
1 ·In Sub Saharan Africa the adverse impacts of abandoned mines on human and ecosystem health has not been adequately addressed In Western Kenya continuous use of land for mining sand and fuelwood harvesting is undermining rehabilitation and conservation efforts especially where low tech labor intensive mineral processing and extraction
·Though there are significant economic benefits of mining however mining can also cause severe negative environmental impacts such as contamination of water bodies air pollution land degradation and damage to biodiversity Cordy et al 2011 as well as social impacts such as mass migration displacement of people and properties the spread
·Mining has played a part in the economic development of developed countries such as the USA Canada and Australia However the mining economic growth connection varies considerably from that claimed in the historical analogy reasoning It is not evident that these countries historical experience applies to modern developing nations due to modifications in
·Artisanal gold mining AGM is one of the most important activities in the districts of Migori and Transmara Kenya Gold mining however is known to release vast quantities of arsenic and
The study found that there is no proper mining regulatory system in Kenya There is also no control of the intrusive influx of migrants from other counties into the mining areas of Taita or regulations for best mining practices Mining impact on communities livelihoods A case study of Taita Taveta County Kenya inproceedings
In the recent past Kenya has witnessed increased activity in the extractive industry targeting minerals such as titanium gypsum and gold to name a few Mining activities are a potentially important contributor to water contamination Discussions in the literature on impacts of gypsum mining on water quality are not conclusive because they tend to be site specific and lacking in
·An audit of environmental impact assessments for mining projects in Kenya F Mwaura1 Synopsis The aim of the audit was to determine whether the mining project environmental impact assessments EIAs in Kenya are undertaken according to international best practice A sample of 50 EIA reports for
case study of gypsum mining in Kajiado Kenya Kefa M Omoti1 Jackson J Kitetu2 1Kabarak University Box Private Bag Kabarak 20157 Kenya consensus on the nature and significance of gypsum mining impacts on landscape because available literature on gypsum mining was site specific and lacked in details For instance some of the
·gold mining in Rongo district in Nyanza province Kenya The definition of artisanal small scale mining varies from country to country Africa 2002 Variables like investment costs mine output labour productivity and size of concessions amount of resources annual sales and levels of technology are used to define it Lovitz 2006 5
·This research entails the study of value addition on gemstones and its impacts on the Kenyan economy The paper focuses on gemstone mining in Baringo and Taita Taveta counties
·The varied mining impacts can be classified in sev eral ways as presented in the table below income earned by a gold miner in Kenya has been USD 140 per month Barre to 2018 The
·Background of mining and its impacts in Kenya Mining in Kenya is mainly open cast due to the nature and occurrence of minerals that are currently mined such as lime stone iron gold gypsum
·Research on the impacts of mining on the environment was conducted on nine purposive selected mining sites in Kamtonga and Mkuki Taita Taveta County Kenya The FOLCHI method was adopted to quantify the environmental impact of mining activities in gemstone mining sites The affected environment surrounding the pits was broken down into
·The impact of Covid 19 on gold and gemstone artisanal and small scale mining in sub Saharan Africa The case of Ghana and Kenya February 2021 Africa Journal of Management 7 5 1 27
·IMPACT OF GOLD MINING ON THE ENVIRONMENT AND HUMAN HEALTH A CASE STUDY IN THE MIGORI GOLD BELT KENYA JASON S OGOLA1 WINNIE V MITULLAH2 and MONICA A OMULO3 1Department of Mining and Environmental Geology School of Environmental Sciences Venda University for Science and Technology Private Bag
·In mining regions where impacts from mining and associated infrastructure interact with impacts from other activities cumulative effects on biodiversity and ecosystem services B&ES may be
·Amutabi M Lutta Mukhebi M 2001 Gender and mining in Kenya The case of Mukibira mines in Vihiga District Jenda J Cul Afr Women Stu 1 [27] Kitula G 2006 The environmental and socio economic impacts of mining on local livelihoods in Tanzania A case study of Geita District
·IOSR Journal of Humanities And Social Science IOSR JHSS Volume 25 Issue 9 Series 7 September 2020 47 61 e ISSN 2279 0837 p ISSN 2279 0845
·This study evaluates Kenya s policy legal and institutional frameworks for managing the environmental social and Occupational Safety and Health OSH impacts of gold cyanidation focusing on Siaya County Despite the robust national policies and legal structures such as the National Environment Policy 2013 and the Mining Act 2016 effectiveness is
Deleterious impacts of mining on water have been noted in other parts of the world In a study of mining impacts on trace metal content of water soil and stream sediments in the Hei river basin in China it was established that the total concentration of calcium lead and Zinc were high in some stream sediments and soil near the sites
·DOI /ejosdr/12153 Corpus ID 249481254; Assessing Social and Environmental Impacts of Artisanal and Small Scale Gold Mining Practices in Lolgorian Kenya article{Tampushi2022AssessingSA title={Assessing Social and Environmental Impacts of Artisanal and Small Scale Gold Mining Practices in Lolgorian Kenya} author={Leonard L
·The mining subsector in Kenya can be considered relatively small considering that its current contribution to the national Gross Domestic Product GDP is much smaller than the expected potential greenhouse gas emissions which are essentially gases that trap heat in the atmosphere and contribute to the negative impacts of climate change
5 ·Environmental Impact Assessment of the Proposed Titanium Mining Project in Kwale District Kenya Author Abuodha Year 2002 Periodical Marine Georesources and Geotechnology Volume 20 Issue 3 Pages 199 207 Geographic term NEMA enables the issuing of an Environmental Impact Assessment License and a Mining License A
