2018
DOI: 10.2495/air180331
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A Study of Trapped Dust and Dustfall Samples From Human Settlements Near Rehabilitated and Non-Rehabilitated Abandoned Asbestos Mine Dumps in the Northern Cape Province, South Africa

Abstract: Abandoned asbestos mine dumps continue to have an effect on human health notwithstanding the banning of asbestos mining in South Africa in 2002. Asbestos mine dumps, especially non-rehabilitated dumps, contribute to dust pollution. Dust particles from these mine dumps find their way to nearby human settlements and cause health risks. Respiratory health issues such as lung diseases are a result of inhaled asbestos fibres/dust suspended in the air. For the purpose of environmental remediation, rehabilitated and … Show more

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