Mine Waste Hydrogeochemistry - Nordstrom, D Kirk; Blowes, David; Ptacek, Carol; Ritchie, Ian; Jamieson, Heather; Bowell, Rob
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Mine Waste Hydrogeochemistry covers all the fundamental properties and principles associated with metal mining and coal mining wastes, their environmental consequences, and their remediation. It provides a solid scientific basis for planning and managing solid and liquid wastes from mining activities which will inform students, researchers, engineers, and mine managers. The degradation of air quality, water quality, and soil and sediment quality from mining activities involves complex processes involving physics, chemistry, microbiology, fluid dynamics, and mineralogy and mineral processing.…mehr

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Mine Waste Hydrogeochemistry covers all the fundamental properties and principles associated with metal mining and coal mining wastes, their environmental consequences, and their remediation. It provides a solid scientific basis for planning and managing solid and liquid wastes from mining activities which will inform students, researchers, engineers, and mine managers. The degradation of air quality, water quality, and soil and sediment quality from mining activities involves complex processes involving physics, chemistry, microbiology, fluid dynamics, and mineralogy and mineral processing. This subject matter is complex and requires technical skill in laboratory work, field work, and theoretical calculations. This book provides the most up-to-date synthesis of the numerous papers and studies on this subject available in one book for students, instructors, consultants, and researchers. Mine Waste Hydrogeochemistry is intended to fill that void.
Autorenporträt
D. Kirk Nordstrom is a senior scientist of 38 years with the U.S. Geological Survey. He received a B.A. in chemistry from Southern Illinois University, a M.S. in geology from the University of Colorado, and a Ph.D. in applied earth sciences from Stanford University. He also taught for four years at the University of Virginia. Dr. Nordstrom is recognized internationally for his research on acid mine drainage, radioactive waste disposal, geothermal chemistry, arsenic geochemistry, geomicrobiology, and analytical chemistry and geochemical modeling of natural waters.