Environmental Problems of Mining Waste Disposal Sites in Russia

Azarova, S. V.; Usmanova, Tatiana V.; Mezhibor, Antonina

doi:10.1007/398_2018_17

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“…At present, certain practical experience has already been accumulated in the use of the developed spaces as landfills for the disposal of non-toxic and lowtoxic mining waste [4][5][6][7][8]. At the same time, such a rock stored in a mined-out space, tailings or dumps can become maternal in the formation of secondary ecosystems, largely determining the local geochemical cycle of matter and energy.…”

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Influence of Electromagnetic Effects on the Parameters of the Formation of Secondary Ecosystems

Vasilyeva¹,

Kovshov²,

Zelentsova³

2021

Pol. J. Environ. Stud.

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The article presents the results of studies that allow us to assess the environmental impact of various types of electromagnetic fields on the effectiveness of subsequent remediation measures and the inclusion of areas that have been exposed to electromagnetic effects in residential areas, as well as the use of agricultural land. The growth dynamics of biotest objects of vegetation planted in technogenic soil that has undergone preliminary treatment with electromagnetic fields of various nature was evaluated. An assessment was also made of the effect of magnetization on the structure of the soil and its filtration ability, including the change in the state of soil layers caused by the action of electromagnetic fields on inherent moisture. As a result of the research, data were obtained that make it possible to assess the degree of influence of electromagnetic fields of various kinds on the effectiveness of subsequent reclamation measures and the use of the inclusion of zones exposed to electromagnetic effects in the composition of residential areas, as well as for agricultural land. Thus, plants planted in technogenic soil, previously subjected to electromagnetic influence, demonstrate a pronounced inhibition of ontogenesis, this effect is enhanced if the soil was previously in a moist state. It was found that the introduction of fertilizers into the soil, previously subjected to electromagnetic action, has a beneficial effect on plant growth, but their effectiveness is significantly reduced.

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