Livro EDM
"A Herança das Minas Abandonadas - O Enquadramento e a Situação em Portugal"
"A Herança das Minas Abandonadas - O Enquadramento e a Situação em Portugal"
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A Herança das Minas Abandonadas 63<br />
Até ao presente, Setembro de 2011, e sobre as 175 áreas mineiras inventariadas consideradas degradadas na base do Decreto-lei nº 198-A/2001,<br />
das quais 61 nos minérios radioactivos e 114 nos sulfuretos polimetálicos, com a distribuição pelo país que se evidencia no mapa seguinte, foram<br />
desenvolvidos entre estudos e projectos, as seguintes actuações:<br />
• 1 Estudo de Base;<br />
• 1 Estudo de Hierarquização;<br />
• 2 Estudos Directores para as Áreas Mineiras dos minérios radioactivos e 2 outros para as áreas dos Sulfuretos polimetálicos;<br />
• 77 Projectos de Execução e Estudos Ambientais;<br />
• 35 Obras de remediação, das quais 13 ainda em fase de ultimação;<br />
• 1 Plano para a Monitorização ante e pós remediação para o conjunto de áreas intervencionadas ou a intervencionar.<br />
Estas actuações estas que envolveram um total de investimento de 76 milhões de euros.<br />
Quadro com o total das áreas mineiras degradadas (ao abrigo do Decreto-lei nº 198-A/2001)<br />
Table listing the total degraded mining areas (in line with Decree Law No. 198-A/2001)<br />
Minérios<br />
Ores<br />
Minérios radioactivos<br />
Radioactive Minerals<br />
Sulfuretos polimetálicos<br />
Metallic sulphides<br />
Número de Áreas Mineiras<br />
Number of Mining Areas<br />
61<br />
114<br />
Total 175<br />
• Listing of the abandoned and<br />
degraded mining areas (in line<br />
with Decree Law No. 198-<br />
A/2001) and preparing the<br />
hierarchy of the interventions<br />
based upon a technical-scientific<br />
analysis;<br />
• Launching of works whose<br />
projects, after revision, might<br />
be available;<br />
• Positioning of the company with<br />
the Operational Programme for<br />
the Environment (POA) and the<br />
Operational Programme for the<br />
Economy (POE), both Portuguese<br />
Programmes supported<br />
by the European Community,<br />
in order to allocate funds to the<br />
projects to be developed;<br />
• Development of Qualification<br />
Assessments, Master Plans, Environmental<br />
Assessments and<br />
Execution Projects that would<br />
sustain, not just the investment<br />
decisions and their priority, but<br />
would also comprise the rules<br />
of project financing and allow<br />
establishing medium term action<br />
plans.<br />
The implementation of this strategy<br />
until the end of 2005 was difficult<br />
due to multiple obstacles having<br />
been encountered, both in terms of<br />
financing and in how the Concession<br />
procedures were formally followed<br />
and the respective projects<br />
assessed. From that year on, however,<br />
the implementation was car-<br />
As such, until the completion of CSF<br />
III, it was still possible to develop a<br />
significant number of undertakings<br />
with the support of the Regional<br />
Programmes POE North and POE<br />
Alentejo, as well as with that of the<br />
Operational Programme for the Environment<br />
(OPA), in line with a plan<br />
that would achieve continuity as from<br />
2007, already with the support of the<br />
NSRF (National Strategic Reference<br />
Framework), and currently ongoing..<br />
Until now, in September 2011, and<br />
covering the 175 listed mining areas,<br />
considered degraded in line with<br />
Decree Law No, 198-A/2001, 61 of<br />
which in radioactive minerals and<br />
114 in metallic sulphides, distributed<br />
throughout the Country as shown in<br />
the map ahead, the undertakings carried<br />
out at an adequate rhythm as<br />
a consequence not only of EXMIN,<br />
but due to <strong>EDM</strong> having called upon<br />
itself, with the allocation of specific<br />
funds, the financing for the resolution<br />
of one of the main impacts left<br />
by the Portuguese mining industry,<br />
the Old Urgeiriça Dam associated to<br />
the processing of radioactive minerals,<br />
as well as the fact that the<br />
conceding party had replaced the<br />
previous follow up system attributed<br />
to the Directorate General of<br />
Energy and Geology (DGEG) not just<br />
the responsibility for the same, but<br />
also the linking of the procedures<br />
with the several bodies involved in<br />
the process.