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Numerous anthropogenic chemicals have been and are being released into the environment. For many

Nitrogen Isotopic Signatures Iron Biogeochemistry of Abandoned Mining Sites Abandoned Uranium Mine uraniferous liganite mining occurred, was abandoned without reclamation resulting in extensive heavy metal

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Introduction Uranium is a common element in nature, and has been used for centuries as a coloring agent in

from abandoned uranium mines and evaluates which may pose the greatest hazards to members of the public abandoned uranium mines, and where the greatest risks may lie. The specific wastes of EPA concern from this report and study are from abandoned ...

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Effective Management of Radiological Hazards at Abandoned Radioactive Mine and Mill Sites. Fourth Revision.
1996-01-01

During the compilation of the National Park Service (NPS) inventory of abandoned mineral lands (AML), park managers in the Colorado Plateau physiographic province raised concern over the issue of radiation at abandoned uranium mine and mill sites. The Col...

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Multicomponent reactive transport modeling at the Ratones uranium mine, C�ceres (Spain)

/06/05 / Accepted: 02/10/05 Abstract Flooding of abandoned mines may have a major impact in groundwater quality management. The Ratones uranium mine was abandoned and flooded in 1974. Due to its reducing underground, the models capable of simulating metal release in ...

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Development of the Disposal Technology Research Component of the National Uranium Tailings Program. Final Report.
1983-01-01

The National Technical Planning Group on Uranium Tailings Research, organized by CANMET in 1980, recommended the establishment of a National Uranium Tailings Program to develop research on the long-term abandonment of uranium mine tailings. This report de...

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