2002
DOI: 10.1016/s0925-8574(01)00087-8
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Ecological erosion control on coal-spoil banks: an evaluation

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“…Determination of organic carbon concentration in the mine soils is complicated because of a mixture of fossil carbon and recently deposited carbon from the organic material (Ussiri & Lal 2005), but it is possible to differentiate between sources of soil organic matter (SOM), based on the molecular signature of the "free lipid" fraction. The reclaimed soils possess slightly alkaline soil reaction, while the eroded unreclaimed spoil was very acid similarly to former observations of reclaimed soils from the area of the Pernik mines (Haigh & Gentcheva-Kostadinova 2002). The CECs of the Vertisol and the eroded unreclaimed spoil and organic carbon contents were the highest and corresponded with the content of smectite in Vertisols (Gushevilov & Paskaleva 1977) while the bulk density was the lowest.…”
Section: General Soil Propertiessupporting
confidence: 81%
“…Determination of organic carbon concentration in the mine soils is complicated because of a mixture of fossil carbon and recently deposited carbon from the organic material (Ussiri & Lal 2005), but it is possible to differentiate between sources of soil organic matter (SOM), based on the molecular signature of the "free lipid" fraction. The reclaimed soils possess slightly alkaline soil reaction, while the eroded unreclaimed spoil was very acid similarly to former observations of reclaimed soils from the area of the Pernik mines (Haigh & Gentcheva-Kostadinova 2002). The CECs of the Vertisol and the eroded unreclaimed spoil and organic carbon contents were the highest and corresponded with the content of smectite in Vertisols (Gushevilov & Paskaleva 1977) while the bulk density was the lowest.…”
Section: General Soil Propertiessupporting
confidence: 81%
“…Results from the researches have provided practical guidance for the design and implementation of precautions for sediment control and vegetation establishment on road cuts or embankments (Lee et al, 2013;De Oña et al, 2009;Ferrer et al, 2011;Jimenez et al, 2013;Osorio and Juan, 2006;Pengcheng et al, 2008), as well as strategies and guidelines for maintenance of long-term stability of engineered landforms, revegetation and erosion control of rehabilitated mine spoils or reclaimed overburden dumps (Carroll et al, 2000;de Souza et al, 2013;Haigh and Gentcheva-Kostadinova, 2002;Mukhopadhyay and Maiti, 2014;Raizada and Juyal, 2012;Willgoose and Riley, 1998). However, the empirical-statistical models developed in China based on the USLE framework (Wischmeier and Smith, 1978) are found to be of large uncertainty due to model conceptualization as well as arbitrary choice of model parameters.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Better management of landscapes therefore contributes significantly not only to increased stability and productivity (of water and of plants) in agricultural and other ecosystems (Haigh and Gentcheva-Kostadinova, 2002;Shaxson and Douglas, 2004) but also, and simultaneously, to lessening the quantities and detrimental effects of carbon dioxide gas in the global atmosphere.…”
Section: Towards Sustainability -Prolonging the Usefulness Of Resourcesmentioning
confidence: 99%