How humans and nature rebuild mining wastelands together

A new study reveals that restoring damaged mining sites requires treating ecosystems and people as equal partners in recovery, not viewing nature as something to fix separately. For companies and governments managing post-industrial land, this challenges conventional restoration models and suggests collaborative approaches could be more effective and cost-efficient.

Originaltitel: Life in the ruins of a post-mining landscape: The co-constitutive character of human and non-human action in land restoration