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This article presents the results of the Shared equipment Center's work in the field of developing new methods for reclamation of dumps and waste storage sites, including methods for restoring the bioproductivity of clay soils, increasing the fertility of lowfertility soils, or potentially fertile soils, while increasing the protection of reclaimed lands from wind erosion.
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