Cadmium Exposure in Daye County, China: Environmental Assessment and Management, Health and Economic Effects

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Distinct Responses of Rare and Abundant Microbial Taxa to In Situ Chemical Stabilization of Cadmium-Contaminated Soil

“…A 3-year field experiment for in situ stabilization of Cd-contaminated soil was conducted in abandoned agricultural land at the Wangci Village of Daye, Hubei, China (30°03′ N, 114°48′ E). The experimental field is close to a historical mining area and exposed to Cd pollution from mining and smelting operations for centuries ( 54 ). Soil in the field is an Alfisol with a silty clay loam texture ( 82 ).…”

Conservation, protected areas and the global economic system: how debt, trade, exchange rates, inflation and macroeconomic policy affect biological diversity

“…For example, with the extension of the market system in China, polluters may more frequently be required to pay for the environmental cost of their pollution (Hong et al, 1991;Mao, 1991). For example, with the extension of the market system in China, polluters may more frequently be required to pay for the environmental cost of their pollution (Hong et al, 1991;Mao, 1991).…”