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Reclamation Of Mineimpacted Land For Ecosystem Recovery Colin D Hills

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Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.06 MB

Pages: 196

Author: Colin D. Hills, Raj Shekhar Singh, Nimisha Tripathi

ISBN: 9781119057901, 9781119057918, 9781119057925, 9781119057932, 1119057906, 1119057914, 1119057922, 1119057930

Language: English

Year: 2015

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Reclamation Of Mineimpacted Land For Ecosystem Recovery Colin D Hills by Colin D. Hills, Raj Shekhar Singh, Nimisha Tripathi 9781119057901, 9781119057918, 9781119057925, 9781119057932, 1119057906, 1119057914, 1119057922, 1119057930 instant download after payment.

"Reclamation of Mine-impacted Land for Ecosystem Recovery covers: methods of rejuvenation of mine wasteland including different practices of physical, chemical and ecological engineering methods"--
Abstract: Mining activities significantly impact the environment; they generate huge quantities of spoil, promote deforestation and the loss of agricultural production, as well as releasing contaminants that result in the loss of valuable soil resources.