This review focuses on treatment-based remediation of soils and the acquisition of data to
support and monitor this remediation. Only in the last two decades has significant progress …

Proliferation of fly ash (FA) deposits and its toxicity have become a global concern, which
contaminate the ecosystems of our Earth. In this regard, identification of potential plant …

The present article briefly describes a strategy regarding the remediation and management
of fly ash (FA) dumps to mitigate all environmental problems of FA hazards. The onsite …

Fly ash dump has been noticed as one of the hazardous dumpsites on the earth, which
pollutes our environment. Therefore, an affordable and effective approach for the restoration …

Technogenic soil (technosol) developed from coal fly ash (FA) landfilling has been
considered a critical environmental problem worldwide. Drought-tolerant plants often …

The revegetation of disposal sites of lignite fly ash (FA) offers the best way to overcome the
extremely serious problems which their deposition via sluicing into settling ponds can pose …

In this study, the potential of planted (Tamarix tetrandra Pall. ex M. Bieb. and Robinia
pseudoacacia L.) and spontaneously colonized (Amorpha fruticosa L. and Populus alba L.) …

Fly ash deposits cover significant areas throughout the world, and have extremely adverse
environmental effects on ecosystems and landscapes. Natural colonization by native plant …

We studied the impact of fly ash produced by the thermal power station in the Middle Urals
(Russia) on functional traits of two Betula species naturally colonizing ash dump lagoons …

Question: What is the relationship of the naturally colonizing vegetation and substrate
characteristics in fly ash lagoons? Location: West lagoon, Deep Bay, a 13‐ha coastal lagoon …