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The trunk symbolizes \"Mine Closure Planing,\" supporting branches that represent key desired outcomes: \"Stable Infrastructure,\" \"Clean Water,\" \"Functioning Ecosystem,\" \"Caribou Habitat,\" and \"Reclamation.\" The roots delve into crucial foundational elements, including \"Hydrogeology,\" \"Water Management,\" \"Geochemistry,\" \"Water Quality,\" and \"End Land Use\" and \"Ecology.\" The plan is further detailed through a phased approach to closure, starting with Phase 1: Active Closure, which involves decommissioning, demolition, and reclamation, with potential flooding of pits and active management. Phase 2: Passive Closure/Flooding of Open Pits, focuses on pit lakes becoming central water management facilities, environmental monitoring, and ongoing site management. Phase 3: Final Closure/Active Discharge, entails the discharge of treated water, passive discharge of other water bodies, decommissioning of remaining infrastructure, final reclamation, and continued management. The final stage, Phase 4: Post Closure/Passive Discharge, signifies passive discharge of water, environmental monitoring to confirm successful reclamation, and periodic management of structures as needed, with no active ongoing site management. 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Phase 2 is Passive Closure and pit flooding. Phase 3 is Final Closure with active discharge of treated water. 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Phase 2 is Passive Closure and pit flooding. Phase 3 is Final Closure with active discharge of treated water. Phase 4 is Post Closure with passive discharge and ongoing monitoring.\"}]","Mine Closure Planing | PDF",1788337907,25]