2005
DOI: 10.21000/jasmr05010339
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Controlling Mine Drainage Problems in Minnesota - Are All the Wetland Treatment Systems Really Above Average?

Abstract: Five surface flow wetland treatment systems were built in the 1990's to remove copper, nickel, cobalt and zinc from mine drainage in northeastern Minnesota. All but one of the drainages were neutral, and metal concentrations ranged from around 0.02 to 10 mg/l. Nickel was the primary metal generally accounting for about 90 % of the load. The one acid seep was pretreated with a peat / limestone bed prior to discharge to a surface flow wetland. System design, maintenance and performance of the wetland systems var… Show more

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