2021411 · 5. Cadmium, lead, and arsenic are present in elevated concentrations within the mineralized zone of the Marmato deposit. The naturally occurring concentrations of these toxic metals in surface waters are exacerbated by mining and ore processing.
view more2023322 · Deposition of mining waste including mine rock, mine tailing, and smelting slags leads to serious heavy metal pollution in the surroundings, and arsenic is the main pollutant causing ecological risk to the environment around the mining area.
view more202331 · This paper reviews six mining and processing innovations that, if taken in combination, may achieve the needed reduction: mine waste (re)processing, environmental desulphurisation, dry-stacking and co-mingling, preconcentration and coarse particle flotation, ore-sand co-production, and in-situ recovery.
view moreThe Toowong Process™ is a hydrometallurgical process for removing impurities, including arsenic and antimony, from base metal concentrates.
view moreThe Metso BIOX® process was developed for the pre-treatment of refractory concentrates ahead of conventional cyanide leaching for gold recovery.
view more201621 · Scorodite-rich wastes left as a legacy of mining and smelting operations pose a threat to environmental health. Colloids formed by the weathering of processing wastes may control the release of arsenic (As) into surface waters. At a former mine site in Madrid (Spain), we investigated the mobilization of colloidal As by surface runoff from ...
view more2023715 · Abstract Stream sediments from mine area are a converging source of water and soil pollution. The risk and development trends of metal (loid)s pollution in sediments from an abandoned arsenic-containing …
view more202175 · The noxious link between arsenic and gold is well-known in France and elsewhere in the world, including at the Salsigne mine near Carcassonne.
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