New research from the University of Queensland reveals that a significant portion of the world’s mine tailings, about one-third, poses environmental threats to protected areas. Led by Bora Aska, the study emphasizes the risks these waste facilities pose to biodiversity. It highlights dam failures and stresses the urgent need for mitigating actions amid rising global tailings production.
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In the face of increasing global environmental challenges, the conservation of biodiversity has become more critical than ever before. While agricultural practices have often been associated with negative impacts on wildlife and ecosystems, farmers now have an opportunity to play a pivotal role in enhancing biodiversity on their lands. Farm dams, which are essential for irrigation and water storage, can also be transformed into thriving habitats for wildlife. In this blog post, we will explore the importance of enhancing biodiversity with farm dams and how farmers can create valuable ecosystems that support wildlife while still meeting their agricultural needs.