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Over 50 Years of Overgrowth of the Ash Dump, The Content of Nitrogen and Phosphorus Changed in Young Soils but it Did Not Change in Plants
AbstractChanges in the nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) content in the ash substrate and plant leaves during the primary succession of overgrowing ash...
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Hazards and Usability of Coal Fly Ash
Coal fly ash, a by-product of coal combustion in thermal power plants, is a fine powder made up of small, spherical, glass-like particles, the major...
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Communities of Soil Microarthropods (Acari, Collembola) at Ash Dumps of a Combined Heat and Power Plant at Different Degrees of Conservation
AbstractThe features of the composition and structure of soil microarthropod communities that are formed at ash dumps of a combined heat and power...
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Species-specific facilitation shapes primary successional communities under nurse trees in an abandoned slag dump
Facilitation by nurse plants shapes community development during primary succession. Human activity—especially in urban settings—has created...
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Impact of Weathering and Revegetation on Pedological Characteristics and Pollutant Dispersion Control at Coal Fly Ash Disposal Sites
Fly ash (FA) as a product of coal combustion in thermal power plants is a hazardous material that is deposited in the immediate vicinity of power...
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Circular Economy through Technology for Waste-to-Energy
The amount of waste, which is produced by a citizen, is directly related to economic growth and prosperity. Even though we target for circular...
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Decomposition of Meadow and Forest Plant Roots in the Ash Substrate of Power Plant Dumps: A Laboratory Experiment
AbstractIt is noted that plant roots make a significant contribution to the formation of technozems during self-overgrowing of the technogenic...
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Utilization of Fly Ash as a Sustainable Waste Management Technique
Fly ash is an important combustion residue and the most familiar industrial by-product. It is a source of various micronutrients and macronutrients...
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Foliar Concentrations of Selected Elements, Assessment of Oxidative Stress Markers and Role of Antioxidant Defense System is Associated with Fly Ash Stress Tolerance in Withania somnifera
Increased dependence on thermal power has resulted in a significant increase in the generation of fly ash (FA), which exacerbates environmental...
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Bioleaching from Coal Wastes and Tailings: A Sustainable Biomining Alternative
Mineral coal is one of the most employed natural resources that represent potential environmental issues. The mine tailing contains several valuable...
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Photosynthetic apparatus plasticity contributes to successful survival of Epipactis atrorubens (Orchidaceae) in adverse conditions of serpentine dumps
The study of the rare plant species in technogenically disturbed habitats is a significant prerequisite to preserve their natural populations....
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Factors of Carbon and Nitrogen Contents in the Fine Roots of Plants in the Middle Urals
Abstract —Some factors influencing C and N contents in fine plant roots were studied in the Middle Urals. They included ecological (edaphic) features...
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Growth and Mineral Nutrition of Spring Wheat Inoculated with Plant Growth Promoting Rhizobacterium in Soil Contaminated with Nickel
AbstractA greenhouse experiment was conducted to study the effect of the plant growth promoting rhizobacterium Pseudomonas fluorescens 20 on spring...
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Which Soil Properties Determine Tree Nutrient Supply in Extreme Technosol Conditions?
In recent years, there has been an increased interest in the selection of tree species for their adaptation to difficult habitat conditions in...
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Ecotoxicological Assessment of Brownfield Soil by Bioassay
The study provides a comparative assessment of the ecotoxicity of brownfield soil contaminated due to past environmental damage in the Northwestern...
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Managing Disaster Waste in the Aftermath of Emergencies: Addressing Future Climate Risk-Integrating Adaptation
Sendai Framework identifies Climate Change as one of the drivers of disasters. Disasters are responsible for causing substantial damage globally....
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Plantation development and colonization of woody species in response to post-mining spoil preparation methods
Rising mineral and fossil fuel demand have accelerated the global prevalence of surface mining, resulting in adverse impacts to many forest...
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Onion Solid Waste as a Potential Source of Functional Food Ingredients
Onion is consumed globally in several forms and has been recognized as a source of minerals, essential oils, and proteins. It is mostly used in food...
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Native Plant Species: a Tool for Restoration of Mined Lands
The COVID-19 epidemic, food and water insecurity, and the climate emergency have impacted the lives of billions of people worldwide. Ecosystems play...
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Carbon Sequestration Acts as a Moderator for Soil Restoration of Degraded Coal Mined Lands: An Overview
India is one of the global economies where the energy sector is primarily coal driven and ranks third in coal production after China and the USA....