Metals in the Environment and Mine Wastes

Metals in the Environment and Mine Wastes – The Canadian Mineralogist Vol. 43, part 4

Metals in the Environment and Mine Wastes, edited by D. Paktunc and R.F. Martin, presents a collection of papers exploring the environmental behavior of metals in mine tailings, waste rock, and contaminated sites. Topics include acid mine drainage, sulfide oxidation, arsenic and heavy-metal mobility, secondary mineral formation, and remediation strategies. This special issue highlights the growing importance of environmental mineralogy in understanding and managing the impacts of mining on natural systems.

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Softcover. 313 pages. 2005.

ISBN:0008-4476