Fine atmospheric particles emitted by industrial, traffic and urban sources in France: characterization and genotoxicity

Bonnefoy, Aurélie; Plumejeaud, Sophie; Noack, Yves; Robin, D.; Doumenq, Pierre; Chaspoul, Florence; Tassistro, Virginie; Orsière, Thierry

doi:10.1080/02772248.2016.1176169

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“…Since 2009 and even more so since 2014, the OHM-BMP has applied an interdisciplinary approach to the question of potential health and environmental impacts of the storage facility for residues from bauxite processing at the Gardanne plant. This work first focused on atmospheric particles from the storage site and their health and environmental impacts [Noack et al, 2012, Bonnefoy et al, 2017, Bley et al, 2019, Pourcelot et al, 2021. Further work was then carried out on the possibilities of revegetating the site to avoid dust emissions [Fourrier et al, 2020[Fourrier et al, , 2021 and on the opportunities for recycling the residues [Lallemand et al, 2022].…”

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The Provence Coalfield: trajectory, assessment and prospective

Daviet,

Schleyer-Lindenmann,

Raynal

et al. 2023

Comptes Rendus. Géoscience

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The trajectory taken by the Provence Coalfield (or Bassin Minier de Provence), located between Aix-en-Provence and Marseille, is explained by its long mining history, disrupted by the closure of the mine in 2003. We approach this space from a global perspective, considering the social, economic and environmental dimensions of the socio-ecosystem. The conclusion puts forward scenarios for the evolution of the territory and the perspectives for research, underlining the growing role of the energy transition, especially in the context of the closure of the coal-fired power plant.

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