Geoecological Assessment of Fluorine Contamination of Environmental Components in the Zone of Influence of an Abandoned Rare-metal Mine in the Murmansk Region

A geoecological assessment of fluorine contamination of environmental components in the zone of influence of an abandoned rare-metal mine in the Murmansk region was carried out. Samples were taken of loparite ore enrichment tailings, soils around the tailings pond and the Loparitovy, Alluaiv, Azimut creeks and the watercourse flowing through the mine after the mining impact. The content of water-soluble fluorine in the collected samples was determined. No exceedance of maximum permissible concentration (MPC) of fluorides in soil was found. Increased content of fluoride ions (up to 15 MPC) in water samples from the watercourse was recorded. It is concluded that the production facility closed more than 15 years ago has a negative impact on ecosystems.

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Ecology and Industry of Russia
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2024-10-08
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https://doi.org/10.18412/1816-0395-2024-10-66-71
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Fluoride Effects and Removal
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Geoecological Assessment of Fluorine Contamination of Environmental Components in the Zone of Influence of an Abandoned Rare-metal Mine in the Murmansk Region

Eugenia Krasavtseva, N.I. Kaganovich
Ecology and Industry of Russia
Fluoride Effects and Removal
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Geoecological Assessment of Fluorine Contamination of Environmental Components in the Zone of Influence of an Abandoned Rare-metal Mine in the Murmansk Region

Eugenia Krasavtseva, N.I. Kaganovich
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A geoecological assessment of fluorine contamination of environmental components in the zone of influence of an abandoned rare-metal mine in the Murmansk region was carried out. Samples were taken of loparite ore enrichment tailings, soils around the tailings pond and the Loparitovy, Alluaiv, Azimut creeks and the watercourse flowing through the mine after the mining impact. The content of water-soluble fluorine in the collected samples was determined. No exceedance of maximum permissible concentration (MPC) of fluorides in soil was found. Increased content of fluoride ions (up to 15 MPC) in water samples from the watercourse was recorded. It is concluded that the production facility closed more than 15 years ago has a negative impact on ecosystems.

Ecology and Industry of RussiaVol. 28(10)
Institute of Industrial Ecology (RU), Kola Science Centre (RU)
Life in Land
Openalex Percentile: Top 84%
Fluoride Effects and Removal
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Geoecological Assessment of Fluorine Contamination of Environmental Components in the Zone of Influence of an Abandoned Rare-metal Mine in the Murmansk Region — Eugenia Krasavtseva, N.I. Kaganovich · Ecology and Industry of Russia (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS