Mining operations, while essential for producing raw materials, can often leave behind scars on the land. Once the mining is done, the area needs to be restored—a process called mining reclamation. In simple terms, reclamation means cleaning up the site, improving soil quality, managing water, and sometimes even replanting vegetation. Today, advanced computer tools are making it easier than ever to plan and monitor these restoration efforts. In fact, many experts now turn to mining reclamation analytics to turn raw data into clear, actionable steps that help bring nature back…
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