ENVIRONMENT

Pilbara pits staying put

Those big holes left after mining finishes unlikely to be filled in.

It is not clear what will become of Mt Whaleback when mining ceases there.

It is not clear what will become of Mt Whaleback when mining ceases there.

Will they be filled in, or will the Pilbara be forever scarred by the legacy of vast pit voids? The issue is becoming more pertinent as some of the 50-year orebodies BHP and Rio Tinto developed in the...

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