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Aftermine Water
Mine-water treatment & recovery
Mine water is a liability that outlives the mine by a century. Treated, it becomes heat, habitat and — sometimes — a resource.
What it covers
- Mine-water treatment
- Constructed wetlands
- Stormwater management
- Thermal-water recovery
- Metal or mineral recovery
- Non-potable water reuse
- Water-quality monitoring
How it works
Rising and discharging mine water carries iron, manganese, sulphate and heat. Aftermine Water pairs conventional treatment with constructed wetlands where passive systems suffice, recovers thermal energy where a user exists, and investigates metal recovery where concentrations justify it. Continuous water-quality monitoring feeds Proof, so treatment performance is a published number, not a claim.