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Bioabsorption of Metals from Abandoned mine sites (Bioman)

Start date: Nov 3, 2003, End date: Dec 1, 2006,

Background Wales has a long history of base metal mining and this has left a legacy of highly contaminated spoil tips and drainage waters. Galena, and later sphalerite, were the main minerals exploited in the ore bodies that, in this area, have a low pyrite content and typically no carbonate in the gangue. These drainage waters are circum-neutral, but s ...

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