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Land Rehabilitation Of The Lignite Mine In Mae Moh, Lampang, Thailand

Sompetch Mungkorndin, (1994) Land Rehabilitation Of The Lignite Mine In Mae Moh, Lampang, Thailand. Journal of Tropical Forest Science, 7 (1). pp. 136-142. ISSN 0128-1283

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Official URL: http://info.frim.gov.my/cfdocs/infocenter/jtfsonline/jtfs/v7n1/136-142.pdf

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Winrock International-F/FRED, Thailand

Abstract

The Mae Moh mine supplies lignite to the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand. Since 1981 the Mae Moh Reclamation Study has attempted to identify methods of reclaiming the mined areas to return these areas to productive use. Reafforestation experiments were carried out using native and exotic species in three different land preparations: with topsoils, without topsoils and with mining residues. Reafforestation of mine tailings has been shown to be possible without topsoils, provided sufficient fertiliser is applied. The Reclamation Plan which provides for postmining end uses is described

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Keywords:Thailand, reafforestation, lignite mining, land reclamation
Subjects:S Agriculture, Forestry
ID Code:9038

Egat 1983. Mae Moh Project: Environmental and Ecological Studies and Impact Assessment. Ban Moh Luang Sodo-Economic Study. Southeast Asia Technology Co. Ltd., Bangkok, Thailand.

Egat l990.RedamationPlan.MaeMohUnitl-19MiningStudyJulyl990. EGAT and AIDAB,Bangkok.

Egat 1991. Mae Moh Lignite Mine. EGAT, Bangkok.

Egat T 1991. Mae Moh Reclamation Work. EGAT, Bangkok. (In Thai).

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