A bauxite mining company has got government permission to acquire agricultural land in a location to start surface mining activities. Which of these is the best plan to solve the problem of permanent dislocation of farmers due to mining in the location?

make reclamation compulsory after bauxite has been removed

Explanation:

Available options:

choose other infertile and uninhabited locations for bauxite mining

allow agriculture and mining to take place simultaneously in the location

ask farmers in the location to help in mining bauxite

make reclamation compulsory after bauxite has been removed

The correct option and the best plan to solve the problem of permanent dislocation of farmers would be to make reclamation compulsory after the bauxite has been removed.

Reclamation would involve restoring the agricultural land back to its original status prior to the commencement of bauxite mining. By doing this, the farmers can return to their farmland after being temporarily displaced due to the mining activities.

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