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Mining voids and just transition: reimagining post-mining landscapes . This project aims to address the complex problem of how to deal with the long-term legacies of coal mining. Through a combination

The University of Newcastle — Discovery Projects
Amount
Up to $348,720
Closes
Wednesday 30 September 2026
Status
unknown
Type
open opportunity
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Description

Mining voids and just transition: reimagining post-mining landscapes . This project aims to address the complex problem of how to deal with the long-term legacies of coal mining. Through a combination of ethnographic and Arts-Based Methods, the project will advance insight into how local communities in the Hunter Valley, NSW, experience socio-cultural impacts of environmental disturbance and mining legacies, particularly where final voids are present. It will generate new knowledge into potentials for reimagining post-mining landscapes and how such landscapes can support a just transition towards a post-mining future. Expected benefits include advancement of public discourses around mining legacies, research capacity building and theory development to support multi-stakeholder engagement and dialogue.. Scheme: Discovery Projects. Field: 1601 - Anthropology. Lead: A/Prof Hedda Askland

Categories
artscommunityregenerative
Target Recipients
researchersuniversities

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