Deep beneath the loess hills of Gansu Province in northwestern China, engineers at the Haishiwan coal mine have demonstrated a new way to tame one of underground mining’s most violent hazards: the rockburst. In a study published in Environmental Earth Sciences, a research team led by Fangzhou Lu and Linming Dou of the China University […]
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