2013
DOI: 10.1590/s1413-70542013000500005
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Soil physical properties of high mountain fields under bauxite mining

Abstract: Mining contributes to the life quality of contemporary society, but can generate significant impacts, these being mitigated due to environmental controls adopted. This study aimed to characterize soil physical properties in high-altitude areas affected by bauxite mining, and to edaphic factors responses to restoration techniques used to recover mined areas in Poços de Caldas plateau, MG, Brazil. The experiment used 3 randomized block design involving within 2 treatments (before mining intervention and after en… Show more

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“…Postmining areas did not differ for the soil properties AWC INFL and θ INFL , but for AWC, ER was smaller. After post-mining reclamation process, changes occur in soil physical properties related to pore size distribution, basically reducing macropores and increasing micropores, which occur few [20]. However, our results contrast with Barros et al [20], since NR improved soil aeration function (Table 3).…”
Section: Soil Porosity and Plant-available Soil Water Capacitycontrasting
confidence: 76%
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“…Postmining areas did not differ for the soil properties AWC INFL and θ INFL , but for AWC, ER was smaller. After post-mining reclamation process, changes occur in soil physical properties related to pore size distribution, basically reducing macropores and increasing micropores, which occur few [20]. However, our results contrast with Barros et al [20], since NR improved soil aeration function (Table 3).…”
Section: Soil Porosity and Plant-available Soil Water Capacitycontrasting
confidence: 76%
“…After post-mining reclamation process, changes occur in soil physical properties related to pore size distribution, basically reducing macropores and increasing micropores, which occur few [20]. However, our results contrast with Barros et al [20], since NR improved soil aeration function (Table 3). This finding suggests that reclamation process for long years leads to improvements in soil physical quality in iron ore mining areas.…”
Section: Soil Porosity and Plant-available Soil Water Capacitycontrasting
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“…As claimed by de Barros et al (2013), the environmental effects of mining activities can be mitigated using appropriate environmental controls and ecological restoration techniques. In other countries like Indonesia, integrated spatial planning of mined land was found to be potentially effective in providing environmental benefits, economic sustainability, and social acceptability (Kodir et al, 2017).…”
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