What is the Mine Land Rehabilitation Authority?
The Mine Land Rehabilitation Authority (MLRA) is an independent authority working with community, industry and government. The MLRA facilitates the rehabilitation of declared mine sites to work collaboratively towards safe, stable and sustainable landforms for the beneficial use of future generations.
“We facilitate equitable, informed mine rehabilitation outcomes for all.”
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Fact Sheet 09 – Closure Criteria
Read more: Fact Sheet 09 – Closure CriteriaDo you know what mine rehabilitation closure criteria is? Please read the MLRA Closure Criteria Fact Sheet to find out. Accessible version of the fact sheet below
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Transitioning to cleaner energy sources
Read more: Transitioning to cleaner energy sourcesThe MLRA recognises the need to have a broad ranging conversation on transitioning away from fossil fuels to cleaner energy sources and that many questions must be asked and answered. From a mine rehabilitation perspective, the development of a nuclear energy site at AGL Loy Yang would be challenging. Firstly,…
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Day Two of the MLRA Engagement Roadshow
Read more: Day Two of the MLRA Engagement RoadshowDay Two of the MLRA Engagement Roadshow will be on Thursday 4 July, with two sessions available. The event will feature a panel discussion with Antonia Scrase – MLRA, Dwayne McAlpine – AGL, Richard Polmear – Great Latrobe Park, Hayley Sestokas – Friends of Latrobe Water, Martin Fuller – West…
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