2019-5-2 · Gold phytomining in arid and semiarid soils Victor Wilson-CorralA, B, C, Mayra Rodriguez-LopezB, C, Joel Lopez-PerezB, C, Miguel Arenas-VargasB, C, D and Christopher AndersonE AFacultad de Ingeniería-Culiacán, Universidad Autónoma de Sinaloa (UAS), Ciudad Universitaria, Culiacán, Sinaloa, México C. P. 80040. Email [email protected]
Read MoreGold phytomining in arid and semiarid soils. Metals such as gold, copper and lead can be found in soil at high concentration at many desert locations. However, adverse weather conditions, specifically a lack of moisture, limit the range of applicable technologies to recover these metals.
Read MoreGold phytomining. Novel developments in a plant-based mining system. Article. ... Gold phytomining in arid and semiarid soils. V. Wilson-Corral; Mayra Rodriguez; Joel Lopez-Perez ...
Read MorePhytostabilization of gold mine tailings from New Zealand. Part 2: Experimental evaluation of arsenic mobilization during revegetation. Int J Phytorem 8:163-183. Crossref, Medline, Google Scholar; McNearny RL. 1998. Revegetation of a mine tailings impoundment using municipal biosolids in a semi-arid environment.
Read More2012-11-30 · Highlights Gold phytomining can be applied to mineralized soils and gold mining waste. Literature evidence supports the technical validity of the technology. Chemical use is the greatest drawback to gold phytomining but this can be managed. Production costs, gold yield and value support the economic viability of the system. Operations could lead employment,
Read More2017-3-30 · Wilson-Corral V, Rodriguez-Lopez M, Lopez-Perez J, Arenas-Vargas M, Anderson C (2010) Gold phytomining in arid and semiarid soils. In: 19th World Congress of soil science, soil solutions for a changing world, Brisbane, Australia, pp 26–29 Google Scholar
Read More1995-5-1 · The precious metal gold can be found at high concentration in tailings dumps and waste rock piles at many mining locations around the world. Conventional technology is generally unable to economically recover this residual gold, and, as a result, the potential resource is wasted, presenting environmental risk to the wider ecosystem through particulate and
Read MoreVasconcelos, P. and Kyle, J.R. (1988) Gold geochemistry during semiarid weathering: a case study of the Fazenda Brasileiro deposit, Bahia, Brazil. In Proc. of Gold ’88 Symposium, Melbourne, 645–647. Google Scholar
Read MoreIn arid and semiarid regions, dry-stacking facilities are most common wherein tailings are dried, spread out, and compacted. However, they remain unstable and subject to eolian dispersion and water erosion with the potential to contaminate nearby communities and environmentally sensitive areas ( Gonzalez and Gonzalez-Chavez 2006 ; Schwegler 2006 ).
Read MoreGold phytomining in arid and semiarid soils. In RJ. Gilkes, & N. Prakongkep (Eds.) Proceedings of the 19th World Congress of Soil Science, Soil Solutions for a Changing World. (pp. 26 - 29). Published on DVD: 19th World Congress of Soil Science, Soil Solutions for a Changing World
Read MoreGold phytomining in arid and semiarid soils. Metals such as gold, copper and lead can be found in soil at high concentration at many desert locations. However, adverse weather conditions, specifically a lack of moisture, limit the range of applicable technologies to recover these metals.
Read MorePhytostabilization of gold mine tailings from New Zealand. Part 2: Experimental evaluation of arsenic mobilization during revegetation. Int J Phytorem 8:163-183. Crossref, Medline, Google Scholar; McNearny RL. 1998. Revegetation of a mine tailings impoundment using municipal biosolids in a semi-arid environment.
Read MoreIn arid and semiarid regions, dry-stacking facilities are most common wherein tailings are dried, spread out, and compacted. However, they remain unstable and subject to eolian dispersion and water erosion with the potential to contaminate nearby communities and environmentally sensitive areas ( Gonzalez and Gonzalez-Chavez 2006 ; Schwegler 2006 ).
Read MoreGold phytomining in arid and semiarid soils. In: 19th plants for phytomining. In: Brooks, R.R. (Ed.), Plants that Hyperaccumulate World Congress of Soil Sciences. Soil Solutions for a Changing World. Heavy Metals: their Role in Archaeology, Microbiology, Mineral Exploration, International Union of Soil Sciences, Brisbane, pp. 26-29. ...
Read More1995-5-1 · The precious metal gold can be found at high concentration in tailings dumps and waste rock piles at many mining locations around the world. Conventional technology is generally unable to economically recover this residual gold, and, as a result, the potential resource is wasted, presenting environmental risk to the wider ecosystem through particulate and
Read More2007-12-1 · The impact of climate, temperate versus arid, is also considered. The term “arid environment” encompasses both semiarid and arid climates as defined by a mean annual rainfall of 300 to 700 mm or 100 to 300 mm, respectively. In contrast, temperate climates have a mean annual rainfall of 1,000 to 2,000 mm (FAO 1989; Peel et al. 2007 ...
Read MoreGeochemistry and morphology of gold in lateritic profiles in savanna and semi-arid climates
Read More2009-9-14 · Mobility and microbially mediated mobilization of gold and arsenic in soils from two gold mines in semi-arid and tropical Australia F. Reith *,1, D.C. McPhail Cooperative Research Centre for Landscape Environments and Mineral Exploration, Department of
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Read More2006-6-16 · However, water availability is doubtless the limiting factor for tree growth in semiarid and arid areas (Zahner, 1968). In the present study, moisture availability during the growing season, cumulatively aggravated by water deficits in preceding years, is the dominant factor controlling the formation of narrow tree rings and narrow latewood bands.
Read MoreGold phytomining in arid and semiarid soils. Metals such as gold, copper and lead can be found in soil at high concentration at many desert locations. However, adverse weather conditions, specifically a lack of moisture, limit the range of applicable technologies to recover these metals.
Read More2008-3-1 · In arid and semiarid regions, dry-stacking facilities are most common wherein tailings are dried, spread out, and compacted. However, they remain unstable and subject to eolian dispersion and water erosion with the potential to contaminate nearby communities and environmentally sensitive areas ( Gonzalez and Gonzalez-Chavez 2006 ; Schwegler 2006 ).
Read MoreVasconcelos, P. and Kyle, J.R. (1988) Gold geochemistry during semiarid weathering: a case study of the Fazenda Brasileiro deposit, Bahia, Brazil. In Proc. of Gold ’88 Symposium, Melbourne, 645–647. Google Scholar
Read More2012-2-19 · Semiarid and arid climatic regions (after Espenshade et al., 1995). o Dry climate: ... MINE CLOSURE CONSIDERATIONS IN ARID AND SEMI-ARID AREAS Country Gold Silver Copper Lead Zinc USA 14 12 18 4 8 Australia 11 8 -4 17 14 Chile 5 19 - -
Read More2009-9-14 · Mobility and microbially mediated mobilization of gold and arsenic in soils from two gold mines in semi-arid and tropical Australia F. Reith *,1, D.C. McPhail Cooperative Research Centre for Landscape Environments and Mineral Exploration, Department of
Read MoreThe study area indicates good potential for Cu-Au porphyry, epithermal gold deposits and hydrothermal alteration well developed in arid and semiarid climates, which makes this region significant for Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emission and Reflection Radiometer (ASTER) image processing analysis.
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Read More2021-6-22 · The study site Santa Gracia (29.76° S, 71.16° W) is characterised by semi-arid climate with a mean annual precipitation of 87 mm a −1 and mean annual temperature of 16.1 °C 38. The sparse ...
Read More2020-12-11 · Where is semiarid located in Africa? Sahel, Arabic Sāḥil, semiarid region of western and north-central Africa extending from Senegal eastward to Sudan. It forms a transitional zone between the arid Sahara (desert) to the north and the belt of humid savannas to the south. Where are semi-arid climates most common in the world?
Read More2006-6-16 · However, water availability is doubtless the limiting factor for tree growth in semiarid and arid areas (Zahner, 1968). In the present study, moisture availability during the growing season, cumulatively aggravated by water deficits in preceding years, is the dominant factor controlling the formation of narrow tree rings and narrow latewood bands.
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