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Abstract
The importance of the issue is determined by the fact that coal extraction in the form of open and underground methods is accompanied by the violation of land, change in relief, and a technogenic landscape formation. In these conditions, it becomes vital to develop new scientifically grounded approaches to the restoration of anthropogenically disturbed agrolandscapes based on the formation of recultivation and mining technologies, comprehensively ensuring the stabilization of quality and conservation of soil resources. The article presents an overview of the most popular methods of land recultivation with the use of green technologies to increase the efficiency of the recovery on the basis of a systematic approach.
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1 Irkutsk National Research Technical University