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• Application of geographic information systems to the assessment and management of mining impact. Progress Report 2 - RUSLE and SIBERIA based assessments of erosion in the Swift Creek Catchment (PDF 1,170 KB)

About the report

Construction of the portal, retention pond and other headworks for the ERA Jabiluka Mine commenced in June 1998. The catchment of the Swift Creek, a major right bank tributary of the RAMSAR listed Magela Creek wetlands, will be the first catchment to be effected should any impact occur as a result of mining operations at the ERA Jabiluka Mine.