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A multi-faceted, environmental forensic characterization of a paradigmatic brownfield polluted by hazardous waste containing Hg, As, PAHs and dioxins

Article

Abstract: Hg and As mining-metallurgy plants have severely impacted environmental compartments. La Soterraña s

Palabras claves:

arsenic, C&D waste, Dioxins, Mercury, Mining-metallurgy pollution, PAHs

Autores:

Ayala J., Colina A., Fernández B., Gallego J.R., García-González N., J. M. Menéndez-Aguado, Lara L.M., Salgado L.

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Compositional variability in oils and formation waters from the Ayoluengo and Hontomín fields (Burgos, Spain). Implications for assessing biodegradation and reservoir compartmentalization

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Abstract: The main scope of this work is the geochemical characterization of 12 crude oils and formation water

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Autores:

Gallego J.R., Gonzalo Márquez, Permanyer A.

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Diagnostic ratios for the rapid evaluation of natural attenuation of heavy fuel oil pollution along shores

Article

Abstract: Marine oil spills are typically followed by complex clean-up and monitoring operations of the shorel

Palabras claves:

Diagnostic ratios, Natural attenuation, oil spill, pyrolysis

Autores:

Esquinas N., Gallego J.R., Gonzalo Márquez, Rodríguez‐valdés E.

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Geochemical composition of beach tar from the se coast of the paria peninsula, ne venezuela: Derivation from natural seepages

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Abstract: Tar residues ("tarballs") occur frequently on the SE coast of the Paria Peninsula, NE Venezuela. Thi

Palabras claves:

Gulf of Paria, Los Bajos fault, Marine seepages, Naparima Hill Formation, organic geochemistry, Seepage oils, Tarballs, Trinidad, VENEZUELA

Autores:

Carlos Sierra, De Freitas K.A., Érica Lorenzo, Escobar M., Fernàndez R., Galarraga F., Gallego J.R., Gonzalo Márquez

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High intensity magnetic separation for the clean-up of a site polluted by lead metallurgy

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Abstract: The industrial history in the district of Linares (Spain) has had a severe impact on soil quality. H

Palabras claves:

lead, magnetic separation, Slag, soil pollution, soil washing

Autores:

Afif E., Carlos Sierra, Gallego J.R., J. M. Menéndez-Aguado, Martínez J.

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Reuse of dunite miningwaste and subproducts for the stabilization of metal(Oid)s in polluted soils

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Abstract: The circular economy seeks to minimize the use of raw materials and waste generation. In this contex

Palabras claves:

Dunite, Metal(oid)s, MINING, soil, Stabilization

Autores:

Baragaño D., Forján R., Gallego J.R., García P.D., J. M. Menéndez-Aguado, Martino M.C., Rubio J.M., Rueda J.J.Á.

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Multiple pollution sources unravelled by environmental forensics techniques and multivariate statistics

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Abstract: Industrial sites affected by anthropogenic contamination, both past and present-day, commonly have i

Palabras claves:

Arsenic speciation, Lead isotopes, Pollution Sources, Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, Toxic elements

Autores:

Baragaño D., Carlos Sierra, Chrastný V., Gallego J.R., Komárek M., Ratié G.

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Nanoscale zero-valent iron-assisted soil washing for the removal of potentially toxic elements

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Abstract: The present study focuses on soil washing enhancement via soil pretreatment with nanoscale zero-vale

Palabras claves:

Nanoscale zero-valent iron, PTEs, Soil remediation, soil washing

Autores:

Boente C., Carlos Sierra, Gallego J.R., J. M. Menéndez-Aguado, Martínez-blanco D.

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Soil washing optimization by means of attributive analysis: Case study for the removal of potentially toxic elements from soil contaminated with pyrite ash

Article

Abstract: This paper describes a feasibility study of physical soil washing techniques to separate potentially

Palabras claves:

Physical separation, potentially toxic elements, Pyrite ashes, Quality index, soil washing

Autores:

Boente C., Carlos Sierra, Gallego J.R., J. M. Menéndez-Aguado, Rodríguez‐valdés E.

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Textural distribution of arsenic and heavy metals in soils affected by abandoned mining works: Consequences for soil washing

Conference Object

Abstract: We introduce an example of a detailed study of soil texture and geochemistry with the aim of designi

Palabras claves:

arsenic, soil washing, texture

Autores:

Carlos Sierra, Gallego J.R., González-Coto F., J. M. Menéndez-Aguado, Villa R.

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A multi-faceted, environmental forensic characterization of a paradigmatic brownfield polluted by hazardous waste containing Hg, As, PAHs and dioxins

Compositional variability in oils and formation waters from the Ayoluengo and Hontomín fields (Burgos, Spain). Implications for assessing biodegradation and reservoir compartmentalization

Diagnostic ratios for the rapid evaluation of natural attenuation of heavy fuel oil pollution along shores

Geochemical composition of beach tar from the se coast of the paria peninsula, ne venezuela: Derivation from natural seepages

High intensity magnetic separation for the clean-up of a site polluted by lead metallurgy

Reuse of dunite miningwaste and subproducts for the stabilization of metal(Oid)s in polluted soils

Multiple pollution sources unravelled by environmental forensics techniques and multivariate statistics

Nanoscale zero-valent iron-assisted soil washing for the removal of potentially toxic elements

Soil washing optimization by means of attributive analysis: Case study for the removal of potentially toxic elements from soil contaminated with pyrite ash

Textural distribution of arsenic and heavy metals in soils affected by abandoned mining works: Consequences for soil washing