The problem of rational use of mineral resources and mining waste in the context of sustainable development of regions

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Efficient use and protection of the subsoil is a part of rational nature management in the mineral base of Ukrainian regions and Ukraine as a whole. The components for the rational use of the subsoil include a comprehensive development of mineral deposits, a comprehensive use of mineral raw materials and mining waste, optimization of the structure of mining production and mineral raw materials consumption. The rational use of mineral resources in the modern interpretation of this issue extends to all stages of their development, including the issue of waste disposal. A huge amount of mining waste has been accumulated in administrative regions of Ukraine, and the issue of their disposal has gone beyond just an economic and ecological problem and has acquired a significant socio-demographic significance. Environmental problems have become particularly acute due to the accumulation of toxic waste, among which the most dangerous are heavy metals, petroleum products and acid tars. For the sustainable development of Ukraine, it is necessary not only to develop new reserves of natural raw materials, but also technogenic minerals accumulated in more than 1,600 man-made deposits and objects. The further development of the mineral base requires, at the state level, an urgent solution to problems that hinder the development and ecological rehabilitation on the ground of rational use.

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Syvyj, M. J., Ivanov, Y. A., Panteleeva, N. B., & Varakuta, O. M. (2023). The problem of rational use of mineral resources and mining waste in the context of sustainable development of regions. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 1254). Institute of Physics. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/1254/1/012134

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