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Title:

Vegetation Impact Assessment for the proposed expansion project at Langer Heinrich Uranium (Pty) Ltd.

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Publication Year:

2009

Abstract:

Vegetation is one of a number of elements being considered as part of Langer Heinrich Uranium's (LHU) biodiversity studies, and whilst it is appreciated that vegetation is inextricably linked to both the biotic and biotic elements of an ecosystem, this assessment only looks at the impacts of LHUs' current and proposed mining activities on the vegetation communities found in the area.

Item Type:

Report

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Keywords:

plant species, vegetation level, Namib, mining, opencast mining, uranium, vegetation cover, vegetation, vegetation type, mine, desert, EIA (local), environmental impact assessment, field study, land use planning, literature study, land use, mapping, biodiversity

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Vegetation Impact Assessment for the proposed expansion project at Langer Heinrich Uranium_2009.pdf	15.7 MB

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Langer Heinrich Uranium Expansion Project, Specialist soils and land capability studies

Metago Environmental Engineers

2009

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