Abstract
This article deals with the use of secondary energy products in the area of reclamation and, within this context also with the environmental impacts of these secondary energy products (next referred to as SEPs). The bases for environmental impact assessment and possible use for reclamation have been provided the authors data, knowledge, observations and experiences gained with in the preparation and partial reclamation of the area Ervěnice. The authors also took into account the properties of the secondary energy products determined for the technical part of reclamation and also into the data obtained in the framework of geological and hydro geological survey, groundwater monitoring and sediment monitoring of deposited secondary energy products, mine report and historical records concerning the completed deepwater mining and subsequent surface mining. The research will analyse the influence of SEPs on underground and surface water, the impact of dustiness on nearby urban agglomerations as well as adjacent industrial plants.
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