Mine Water Safety and Environment: Chinese Experience.

This article explores the importance of mine water safety and environmental protection in the context of coal mining in China. It discusses the complex hydrogeological conditions of mines and the measures needed to ensure safe mining operations. The article also addresses challenges related to groundwater pollution, mine water resource utilization, and ecological environment protection. It further delves into various topics related to mine water management, including risk assessment, preventive measures, water source identification, and the treatment and utilization of mine water. The goal is to promote sustainable and environmentally friendly practices in the coal industry. The document also presents research studies on mine water safety and environmental pollution in coal mines, covering topics such as the impact of mining activities on microbial communities and geochemical characteristics, the use of curtain grouting technology for mine water safety management, and the combined effects of hydrodynamics, chemistry, and microbes on mine water quality. The document emphasizes the need for further research in areas such as mine water reinjection, geological storage, and the mechanisms of multi-field coupling in mine water quality. Overall, the studies aim to provide insights and solutions for preventing and controlling mine water hazards and pollution. [Extracted from the article]