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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Mine Rehabilitation: The Future Together – community event
Read more: Mine Rehabilitation: The Future Together – community eventThe Mine Land Rehabilitation Authority (MLRA) is facilitating a community information event to help the Victorian community understand: What Declared Mine Rehabilitation Plans (DMRPs) are, more about legislative context, where they can get information, who they can talk to and what’s happening next. The details of the event are: Mine…
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Fact Sheet – How to have your say in Declared Mine rehabilitation
Read more: Fact Sheet – How to have your say in Declared Mine rehabilitationThis fact sheet outlines the key legal processes involved in declared mine rehabilitation and highlights where and when the community can be involved. Accessible version of the fact sheet below
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Key Hazards Series – Fact sheet – Climate Change
Read more: Key Hazards Series – Fact sheet – Climate ChangeClimate change refers to any long-term trends or shifts in climate over many decades (CSIRO, 2024). As outlined by the CSIRO (2024), these changes may be due to natural variations (such as changes in the Earth’s orbit) or caused by human activities changing the composition of the atmosphere including increased…
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