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Nature, : — Singh, J. To learn more, view our Privacy Policy. Log In Sign Up. Download Free PDF. Environmental impacts of mining on biodiversity of Angul -Talcher open mining site, Odisha, India. Gyanranjan Mahalik. Kunja Satapathy. Download PDF. A short summary of this paper. An estimated 40 per cent of the global economy is based on biological products and processes. As the biodiversity harbours a great amount of diversity with respect to species diversity, crop diversity, etc.
In Angul-Talcher area, in recent years, intervention of human activities has been very much noticed. Mining is on rise for last few decades in the area, covering huge belt of land and eventually also harming the forest cover of the Angul-Talcher forest division.
Environmental Impact Assessment is a study of the effect of a proposed mining project, plan or program on the environment. The present paper attempts to reveal the base line environmental quality and socio-economic setting in and around such mining sites with special reference to the effects on the biodiversity, air, water, changes of land use pattern and occupational health effects of mine workers etc.
Mining is variety of resources and dense forests. Environmental achieved through several activities from exploration impact assessment is an objective analysis of the through exploitation to processing and finally to the probable changes in the physical, bio-physical, and consumer.
Through every phase of the mining activity, socio-economic characteristics of the environment. The extensive man-made damage is caused to the prediction and evaluation of the environmental environment [3].
Due to improper planning and consequence enables the planners to plan better so as to negligence of regulations, mining activities results in an avoid irreparable damage to biodiversity and to ensure appreciable damage, degradation and deterioration of sustainable development [1]. Mining tends to make a the biodiversity, some medicinal plants and ecological notable impact on the environment, the impact varying damage to water, air and soil occurs [4].
It causes massive damage to Angul, a centrally located district of Odisha landscape and biological communities of the earth. The study area Fig. The part of Odisha [5]. Data and literature were gathered from various sources. The Noise environment: information related to the status of health of the Existing status of noise levels in residential, inhabitants and socio-economic impacts were collected commercial, industrial areas and silence zones within by using structured questionnaires.
The respondents the core and buffer zone have been established. The present paper is Land environment: aimed at studying of the Environment Impacts of Representative soil samples within the study mining on biodiversity of the Angul-Talcher, one of the area were collected and the status of the soil pollution mineral rich regions in India.
Also the paper focuses on was assessed. The productivity and fertility of soil other impacts of the long standing mining in the study found within the study area have also been assessed by site such as the impacts on the quality of air, water, following standard methods.
There is theoretical agreement that EIA methodologies are important and are gradually Water environment: becoming an integral part of environmental planning Analyses of water quality were done by and major development projects.
The brief collecting water samples from hand pumps and ponds methodology is being discussed below: located in and around mining area during pre-monsoon, monsoon and post-monsoon.
The hand pumps were Floral environment: operated 10 minutes before collecting the samples. The vegetation was studied by laying nested Samples were collected in clean polythene bottles quadrats of varying sizes.
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