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Acid Mine Waste Revegetation by Eugene E. Farmer Pdf
Abstract: Ceramic cup soil-water samplers were used to determine the soil-water ionic concentrations of copper, iron, and sulfate within an acid spoil dump from 1974 to 1979. Over that time, samples from revegetated and nonrevegetated areas are compared. Differences in sample results cannot be attributied to the effects of revegetation.
Author : E. E. Farmer,B. Z. Richardson,R. W. Brown Publisher : Unknown Page : 28 pages File Size : 49,8 Mb Release : 1976 Category : Revegetation ISBN : UIUC:30112104067951
Spoil to Soil: Mine Site Rehabilitation and Revegetation by N.S. Bolan,M.B. Kirkham,Y.S. Ok Pdf
Spoil to Soil: Mine Site Rehabilitation and Revegetation presents both fundamental and practical aspects of remediation and revegetation of mine sites. Through three major themes, it examines characterization of mine site spoils; remediation of chemical, physical and biological constraints of mine site spoils, including post mine-site land-use practices; and revegetation of remediated mine site spoils. Each theme includes chapters featuring case studies involving mine sites around the world. The final section focuses specifically on case studies with successful mine site rehabilitation. The book provides a narrative of how inert spoil can be converted to live soil. Instructive illustrations show mine sites before and after rehabilitation. The purpose of this book is to provide students, scientists, and professional personnel in the mining industry sensible, science-based information needed to rehabilitate sustainably areas disturbed by mining activities. This book is suitable for undergraduate and graduate students majoring in environmental, earth, and soil sciences; environmental and soil scientists; and mine site environmental engineers and regulators.
Hard Rock Mine Reclamation by Bruno Bussière,Marie Guittonny Pdf
Hard rock mines have significant effects on the territories where they operate, through both infrastructure construction as well as resource use. Due to their extractive activities, these mines store large quantities of wastes at the surface, which can be both physically and chemically unstable. Reclamation aims to return a mine site to a satisfactory state, meaning that the site should not threaten human health or security, should not generate in the long term any contaminant that could significantly affect the surrounding environment, and should be aesthetically acceptable to communities. This book focuses on the reclamation of waste storage areas, which constitute the main source of pollution during and after mine operations, and especially issues with acid mine drainage and neutral contaminated drainage. Features: Provides fundamental information and describes practical methods to reclaim mine-waste facilities Compares the different methods and illustrates their application at sites through case studies Identifies new reclamation issues and proposes solutions to address them Presents existing and new technologies to reclaim mine waste disposal areas from hard rock mines in different climatic conditions Integrates reclamation into mine operations and long term performance of techniques used through an interdisciplinary approach With mine site reclamation a young and still emerging science, the training needs for professionals and students working in this field are huge. This book is written from an engineering point of view and in it the authors identify new reclamation issues and propose well-tested as well as innovative approaches to addressing them. Students in graduate programs focused on mines and the environment as well as professionals already working in departments related to mine site reclamation will find this book to be a valuable and essential resource.
Acid Mine Waste Revegetation by Eugene E. Farmer Pdf
Abstract: Ceramic cup soil-water samplers were used to determine the soil-water ionic concentrations of copper, iron, and sulfate within an acid spoil dump from 1974 to 1979. Over that time, samples from revegetated and nonrevegetated areas are compared. Differences in sample results cannot be attributied to the effects of revegetation.
International Land Reclamation and Mine Drainage Conference and Third International Conference on the Abatement of Acidic Drainage: Reclamation and revegetation by Anonim Pdf
Environmental Impacts of Mining Monitoring, Restoration, and Control by Mritunjoy Sengupta Pdf
Environmental Impacts of Mining is a comprehensive reference addressing some of the most significant environmental problems associated with mining. These issues include destruction of landscapes, destruction of agricultural and forest lands, sedimentation and erosion, soil contamination, surface and groundwater pollution, air pollution, and waste management. The book presents an agenda for minimizing environmental damage and offers solutions for the restoration and remediation of degraded areas. This book is a ""must have"" for environmental consultants, regulators, planners, workers in the mining industry, geologists, hydrologists, hazardous waste professionals, and instructors in the environmental sciences.
Revegetation of Acid Mining Wastes in Central Idaho (Classic Reprint) by Eugene E. Farmer Pdf
Excerpt from Revegetation of Acid Mining Wastes in Central Idaho The Blackbird Mining District has a long history. Gold was discovered in 1893 and copper at about the same time. From the late l89o's to the early 1940's owner ship of the property changed from time to time and mining was opened and closed several times. No one seemed able to Operate a profitable mining venture in the area. During World War II, the Federal Government conducted some exploration for a possible domestic source of cobalt in the area. After the war, private firms continued the exploratory effort and, in 1949, full-scale underground mining for copper and cobalt was started. With the onset of the Korean War, ore production and milling operations were expanded. The Blackbird Mine was active until 1960, but reached its peak production in 1958. It was reopened in 1963 with both a surface pit and an underground operation. All production Operations were stopped in late 1967 and, except for exploratory work, the mine has been inactive ever since. In general, the rocks of the Blackbird District are quartzites and metamorphosed Precambrian sediments. Occasional massive intrusions of chalcopyrite, cobaltite, pyrite, and pyrrhotite occur in mineralized lenses, the first two minerals are high grade ores, the last two are waste sulphide minerals. For more than 20 years the Mining District has been a massive contributor of sulphuric acid, copper and iron ions, mine tailings, and erosional products. These mining byproducts have killed all fishes and benthic organisms in Blackbird Creek, the major stream leaving the area. Blackbird Creek is tributary to Panther Creek, which, in turn, is tributary to the Salmon River. Copper ions and sulphuric acid have also eliminated the anadromous fishery in Panther Creek. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
Tailings and Mine Waste 2010 by The Organizing Committee of the 14th International Conference on Tailings and Mine Waste Pdf
Tailings and Mine Waste 10 contains the contributions from the 14th annual Tailings and Mine Waste Conference, held by Colorado State University of Fort Collins, Colorado in conjunction with the University of Alberta and the University of British Columbia. The purpose of this series of conferences is to provide a forum for discussion and establish
Restoration and Recovery of an Industrial Region by John M. Gunn Pdf
Sudbury, Ontario is one of the world's most polluted areas. A century of industrial activities has resulted in thousands of acidified lakes and vast areas of denuded land. This book describes, in a manner accessible to a wide audience, the damage and the efforts at environmental restoration at Sudbury which resulted in its winning a United Nations award in 1992 for land reclamation. The book has been written by a distinguished group of contributors, ranging from experts in acid rain and land reclamation to environmental engineers and toxicologists.
The Reclamation of Former Coal Mines and Steelworks by I.G. Richards,J.P. Palmer,P.A. Barratt Pdf
This book, the result of studies undertaken on behalf of the European Commission, examines the current 'state of the art' techniques for the restoration of despoiled lands arising from the coal and steel industries. It provides technical guidance to aid the process of the regeneration of the coal and steel communities of Europe. The chapters are fully cross referenced in the text, and where more technical or specific detail is provided, this has been placed into boxes rather than in the main text. The book will be of great interest to environmental scientists and engineers, and to all those who are involved in mining, mineral waste, soil pollution and waste management and disposal.
William Richard Beaufait,Charles E. Hardy,William C. Fischer
Author : William Richard Beaufait,Charles E. Hardy,William C. Fischer Publisher : Unknown Page : 780 pages File Size : 55,9 Mb Release : 1975 Category : Burning of land ISBN : STANFORD:36105119573496
