This thematic network on removal and remediation technologies for Arctic mine wastes (RAMWA) provides a first communication and discussion platform for researchers, decision makers, indigenous experts and other stakeholders for sharing knowledge and expertise, collaborate on interdisciplinary research projects, and develop new technologies for sustainable mine waste removal and remediation in the Arctic.
The network fosters the development of advanced scientific interdisciplinary methods for sustainable and environmentally friendly mine waste removal and remediation technologies in the Arctic.
The network on Sustainable Strategies for Waste Removal and Restoration of Arctic Mine Waste Areas (RAMWA) serves as a platform for education (school & university level) and as an initiator for the development and establishment of advanced international research proposals.
Video interview: Roland Kallenborn, Lead of the RAMWA
