Natural attenuation of heavy metals via secondary hydrozincite precipitation in an abandoned Pb Zn mine

Giannetta, Max G.; Soler, Josep M.; Queralt, I.; Cama, Jordi

doi:10.1016/j.gexplo.2023.107236

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“…Soil microbial communities adapted to heavy metal contaminated sites normally had better tolerance to heavy metal pollution, among which there might be some microbial communities with soil environmental remediation potential. The main two processes were as follows: some microorganisms could achieve the attenuated transformation of heavy metals [49][50][51], and some could promote the expulsion of heavy metals from the soil system [15,52,53]. On the one hand, microorganisms could achieve detoxification of heavy metals by adsorption/solidification or changing the valence state of heavy metals [38,54].…”

Section: Relationship Of Soil Fertility Element Hms and Microbial Com...mentioning

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Long-Term Heavy Metal Pollution Induces Complex Differences in Farmland Topsoil and Rhizosphere Microbial Communities

Guo,

Dou,

Liu

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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The microbial effect of long-term heavy metal pollution on farmland remains unclear. Here, we investigated microbial (bacterial and fungal) communities in topsoil and rhizosphere samples with heavy metal (Cd, Cu, Pb, and Zn) pollution from four different types of tillage plots around an abandoned zinc smelter set up 85 years ago and analyzed the complex relationship between microorganisms, plants, and heavy metals (HMs) in soil to guide strategies for further soil remediation measures. The abundance and diversity index results showed that the bacterial and fungal diversities of the four plots were significantly different. Meanwhile, correlation analysis of the microbial communities and HMs showed that bacteria Pseudomonas and fungi Chaetothyriales and Fusarium had a good tolerance for HM pollution, but bacteria Vicinamibacteraceae, JG30_KF_CM45, RB41, Gaiella, MB-A2-108, 67-14, and Microvirga, and fungi Glomerellales, Hypocreales, Chaetomium, and Mortierella all showed indications of being sensitive to HM toxicity. Our structural equation model (SEM) attributed the inhibition of Zn and the promotion of Cd to bacterial diversity, attributed a weak inhibition of Cd to fungal diversity, and revealed the effects of the tillage type on these diversities.

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Section: Relationship Of Soil Fertility Element Hms and Microbial Com...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Long-Term Heavy Metal Pollution Induces Complex Differences in Farmland Topsoil and Rhizosphere Microbial Communities

Guo,

Dou,

Liu

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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“…En un contexto francés, Guillevic et al (2023) exploraron el legado de la contaminación atmosférica metalúrgica en regiones montañosas, proporcionando una perspectiva crucial sobre la contaminación por plomo y sus efectos persistentes en el medio ambiente (Guillevic et al, 2023). En los Estados Unidos, Giannetta et al ( 2023) abordan la atenuación natural de metales pesados a través de la precipitación secundaria de hidrocincita en minas abandonadas, un estudio que subraya la importancia de las soluciones pasivas para el manejo de sitios contaminados (Giannetta et al, 2023). La prominencia de estos países en el mapa de cooperación no solo subraya su liderazgo en la investigación, sino también sugiere una robusta infraestructura de investigación y una cultura académica sólida enfocada en resolver problemas ambientales complejos relacionados con la minería.…”

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Bibliometric analysis of the environment in mining

Cotrina-Teatino,

Salvatierra-Navarro

2023

rev.cyt

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La presente investigación tuvo como objetivo realizar un análisis bibliométrico profundo y detallado sobre la interrelación entre "Minería" y "Medio ambiente". De un total inicial de 56,329 documentos en Scopus, la investigación se centró en temáticas específicas relacionadas con la ingeniería, culminando en 3,742 documentos de relevancia. Mediante el uso de las herramientas avanzadas VOSviewer y Bibliometrix, se construyó un mapa de conocimiento ilustrativo, poniendo de manifiesto conexiones esenciales entre autores, con Abraham, J. y Kimijima, S. emergiendo como figuras líderes en el campo de la minería y medio ambiente. Se identificaron instituciones claves y colaboraciones internacionales, subrayando la prominencia de la Universidad Al-Farabi Kazakh National. Notablemente, se registró un incremento significativo en la producción académica durante el año 2023. Además, se detectó una inclinación en el uso de términos como "Mining", "Heavy Metals" y "Environment". Este estudio enriquece la literatura existente, subrayando tendencias emergentes, líderes destacados y nexos fundamentales en el ámbito de la minería y el medio ambiente.

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Ecotoxic effect in Allium cepa due to sphalerite weathering arising in calcareous conditions

Ponce-Peña,

López-Ortega,

Anguiano-Vega

et al. 2024

Environ Geochem Health

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Natural attenuation of heavy metals via secondary hydrozincite precipitation in an abandoned Pb Zn mine

Cited by 5 publications

References 26 publications

Long-Term Heavy Metal Pollution Induces Complex Differences in Farmland Topsoil and Rhizosphere Microbial Communities

Long-Term Heavy Metal Pollution Induces Complex Differences in Farmland Topsoil and Rhizosphere Microbial Communities

Bibliometric analysis of the environment in mining

Ecotoxic effect in Allium cepa due to sphalerite weathering arising in calcareous conditions

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