For hundreds of years, humans have been a soil formation factor. With the recent industrial
development of vast territories, the formation of soils in technogenic and postanthropogenic …

Anthropogenic sources such as urban and agricultural runoff, fossil fuel combustion,
domestic and industrial wastewater effluents, and atmospheric deposition generate large …

Mine reclamation has long relied on reusing topsoil to mitigate mining impacts but recently
constructed soils (ie, Technosols) have emerged as novel technologies for restoring post …

Liming combined with no-tillage (NT) can increase the efficiency of P use by accumulating
soil P in more available forms and improving root exploration due to the absence of toxic Al …

Reclamation of abandoned mining areas can be a potentially viable solution to tackle three
major problems: waste mismanagement, environmental contamination, and growing food …

This study assessed the viability of the combined use of coal processing waste (CPW), rice
processing waste (RPW), poultry agro-industry sludge (PAS), synthetic gypsum (SG), topsoil …

The overwhelming production of waste represents a complex environmental challenge for
mining companies worldwide. Efforts are currently being made to develop methods for …

This study evaluated the effectiveness of six Technosols designed for the remediation of
polluted soils (PS) by metal (loid) s at physicochemical, biological, and ecotoxicological …

The soil carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus content and stoichiometric characteristics of
reclaimed farmland were explored, providing basic data for reclaimed farmland …

Population growth has driven an increased demand for solid construction materials, leading
to higher amounts of construction and demolition waste (C&DW). Efficient strategies to …