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Environmental studies at Evander South form part of feasibility studies

In 2007, Harmony conducted a pre-feasibility study to determine the viability of developing a new gold mine, Evander South, west of the existing Leslie Mine in the Evander/Kinross area.

Cleaning up Robinson Lake – a legacy project

Robinson Lake, near the town of Randfontein, has for almost 100 years been used as a water storage facility for excess water from the Randfontein mine’s underground and surface operations. Harmony has a servitude registered over this water body for this very purpose.

Dealing with dust in Randfontein

Dust, one of the primary emissions from mining operations, is arguably the one that is most visible to and most felt by local communities. Dust comes largely from fine material in tailings storage facilities and, to a lesser degree, from waste rock dumps and mine roads.