What does CBTA stand for?

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Cold-Bond Tailings Agglomeration (mining)

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Through a process called cold-bond tailings agglomeration (CBTA), several types of wastes have been physically and chemically altered into a less reactive and more easily-handled state.

The mineral processor and the environment: Waste to resources