2022
DOI: 10.12962/j23373539.v11i3.94358
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Kajian Fitostabilisasi Limbah Hasil Tambang Tembaga (Tailing)

Abstract: Abstrak-Limbah pertambangan adalah hasil buangan dari limbah industri pertambangan yang disebut sebagai tailing. Tailing berasal dari batuan berharga yang diproses menjadi partikel yang halus dan kemudian dipisahkan antara mineral yang berharga dan sisanya. Pada umumnya tailing sangat miskin bahan organik, tidak mengandung unsur hara, porositas tinggi dan tidak ada aktivitas mikroorganisme. Jumlah tailing yang terlalu tinggi dalam tanah dapat mengganggu perkembangan tumbuhan karena bersifat racun. Teknologi un… Show more

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“…However, in the mid-1980s, The World Bank introduced the Vetiver System (VS) as a biotechnological approach to agricultural land management in India. Currently, it is being developed as a technique to stabilize steep slopes and cliffs (Badriyah and Wulandari, 2020), as well as for wastewater disposal, and phytoremediation of contaminated soil and water (Abaga et al, 2021;Ambarwati and Bahri, 2018;Chen et al, 2021;Dorafshan et al, 2023;Komarawidjaja and Garno, 2016;Mahmoudpour et al, 2021), coastal erosion (Indriasari and Akhwady, 2017;Sufyan et al, 2020a), and rehabilitation of former mining lands (Kiiskila et al, 2020;Napitupulu and Purwanti, 2022;Putri, 2019). Additionally, the vetiver system is employed in the development of sustainable land use strategies from ecological, socio-economic, and environmental protection perspectives (Löbmann et al, 2020;Truong and Loch, 2004).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, in the mid-1980s, The World Bank introduced the Vetiver System (VS) as a biotechnological approach to agricultural land management in India. Currently, it is being developed as a technique to stabilize steep slopes and cliffs (Badriyah and Wulandari, 2020), as well as for wastewater disposal, and phytoremediation of contaminated soil and water (Abaga et al, 2021;Ambarwati and Bahri, 2018;Chen et al, 2021;Dorafshan et al, 2023;Komarawidjaja and Garno, 2016;Mahmoudpour et al, 2021), coastal erosion (Indriasari and Akhwady, 2017;Sufyan et al, 2020a), and rehabilitation of former mining lands (Kiiskila et al, 2020;Napitupulu and Purwanti, 2022;Putri, 2019). Additionally, the vetiver system is employed in the development of sustainable land use strategies from ecological, socio-economic, and environmental protection perspectives (Löbmann et al, 2020;Truong and Loch, 2004).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%