Public water risk concerns triggered by energy-transition-mineral mining
Resources Environment and Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 100196 - 100196
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Exploration of the distribution features of lithium potential in surface water and rocks around Bangka Island, Indonesia, for renewable energy
Asep Rohiman,
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Henry Setiyanto,
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Kurnia Kurnia
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Case Studies in Chemical and Environmental Engineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
9, P. 100761 - 100761
Published: May 14, 2024
Lithium
is
an
important
component
in
the
supply
chain
of
vital
technological
industries.
Therefore,
it
critical
to
accurately
analyze
lithium's
ability
fulfill
demand
for
lithium
consumption.
The
concentration
rivers,
lakes,
and
seawater
on
Bangka
Island
was
examined
using
ICP-OES.
XRD
SEM-EDX
were
used
confirm
carrier
minerals
rock
morphology
around
waters.
showed
highest
level,
averaging
0.28
ppm.
Other
essential
elements,
including
boron
cobalt,
had
average
levels
2.90
ppm
0.93
ppm,
respectively.
results
can
be
improve
effectiveness
initial
exploration
surveys.
Language: Английский
A framework for analyzing seawater intrusion in coastal areas: An adapted GALDIT model application for Espírito Santo, Brazil
Case Studies in Chemical and Environmental Engineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10, P. 100887 - 100887
Published: Aug. 7, 2024
This
article
introduces
the
GALDITE
methodology,
an
adaptation
of
GALDIT
used
to
assess
seawater
intrusion
in
coastal
aquifers.
incorporates
a
new
parameter
(E)
focusing
on
groundwater
exploitation
through
artesian
wells,
previously
overlooked
GALDIT.
The
methodology
evaluates
vulnerability
using
parameters
like
aquifer
type,
hydraulic
conductivity,
distance
coastline,
and
now
extraction
impact.
Statistical
validation
Barreiras
data
confirms
effectiveness
enhancing
model
accuracy.
Sensitivity
analysis
highlights
parameter's
significant
influence
overall
assessment.
results
indicate
that
key
impact
zones
identified
include
downstream
regions
São
Mateus,
Doce,
Itabapoana
rivers,
as
well
municipality
Vitória,
highlighting
applicability
GALDITE.
utility
managing
water
resources,
governance,
guiding
sustainable
strategies
is
emphasized,
particularly
face
increasing
risks
exacerbated
by
intensive
extraction.
study
underscores
necessity
integrating
into
assessments
for
effective
management.
Language: Английский
Hydrodynamic Model of the Area of the Żelazny Most Mining Waste Storage Facility to Reconstruct the Migration of Saline Groundwater
Water,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(17), P. 2431 - 2431
Published: Aug. 28, 2024
This
paper
presents
the
construction
of
a
numerical
three-dimensional
model
area
Żelazny
Most
Mining
Waste
Storage
Facility
(MWSF).
In
study
area,
difficult
geological
conditions
associated
with
glaciotectonics
are
accompanied
by
complex
hydrotechnical
system
sediment
deposition
and
sedimentary
water
drainage.
order
to
effectively
reflect
flow
paths,
detailed
schematization
was
carried
out,
using
700,000
boreholes
more
than
300
hydrogeological
cross-sections.
addition,
numerous
drainage
sections,
streams,
ditches
were
included
reliably
assess
amount
saline
entering
underlying
aquifers.
research
supported
magnetic
resonance
sounding
(MRS)
studies
reservoir’s
sediments.
The
MWSF
is
currently
being
expanded,
so
work
primarily
focuses
on
illustrating
changes
in
hydrodynamic
field
resulting
from
inclusion
new
southern
section.
Models
similar
facilities
have
been
implemented
before,
but
current
one,
combination
meticulous
analysis
hydro-structural
system,
balance,
significant
data,
size
facility,
use
an
unstructured
discretization
grid
calculations
undoubtedly
innovative
will
be
important
contribution
development
analogous
solutions
around
world.
Language: Английский
The economic valuation of environmental damages in scenarios of tailings dams’ ruptures: The case of Brumadinho’s catastrophe, Minas Gerais, Brazil
Case Studies in Chemical and Environmental Engineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 101037 - 101037
Published: Nov. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
A method to describe attenuation of river contamination under peak flows: Can the public water supply from Paraopeba River finally return after the Brumadinho dam disaster?
The Science of The Total Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
949, P. 174970 - 174970
Published: July 26, 2024
Tailings
dams'
disasters
begin
a
stage
of
river
water
contamination
with
no
endpoint
at
first
sight.
But
when
the
was
formerly
used
for
public
supply
and
use
suspended
as
consequence
dam
break,
time
window
safe
suspension
lift
must
be
anticipated
to
help
managers.
The
purpose
this
study
seek
that
moment
in
case
Brumadinho
disaster
which
occurred
2019
injected
millions
cubic
meters
iron-
manganese-rich
tailings
into
Paraopeba
River,
leading
Belo
Horizonte
metropolitan
region
resource,
until
now.
To
accomplish
proposed
goal,
an
assemblage
artificial
intelligence
socio-economic
development
models
were
anticipate
precipitation,
discharge
metal
concentrations
(iron,
manganese)
2033.
Then,
ratios
between
impacted
non-impacted
sites
determined
values
representing
extreme
events
selected
further
assessment.
A
ratio
≈1
generally
indicates
similarity
areas
or,
put
another
way,
return
pre-rupture
condition.
Moreover,
is
estimated
under
influence
peak
flows,
then
value
conditions
most
unfavorable
hydrologic
regimes,
thus
return.
So,
plotted
against
fitted
straight
line
intercept-x
requested
time.
results
pointed
6.57
years
after
accident,
while
using
iron
contaminant
indicator,
or
8.71
manganese
considered.
Despite
being
relatively
low-risk
timeframe,
should
implemented
phases
monitored
precaution
potential
sporadic
events,
dredging
from
continue
accelerated.
Language: Английский
Protection of groundwater resources from multi-hazards: An integration of risk assessment and watershed management
Groundwater for Sustainable Development,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
27, P. 101326 - 101326
Published: Aug. 30, 2024
Language: Английский
The Risk of Land Degradation in Areas Impacted by Tailings Mudflows: A Legal and Economic Assessment
Land Degradation and Development,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 6, 2024
ABSTRACT
Accidents
involving
tailings
dams
are
threatening
because
of
their
potential
impacts.
In
many
countries,
despite
the
existence
legislation
population
lives
with
insecurity
dam
breaks.
Using
Minas
Gerais
state
in
Brazil
as
an
example,
aforementioned
applies
to
hundreds
dams,
specifically
Vargem
Grande
Vale
mining
company.
The
area
affected
by
a
failure
is
set
through
legal‐administrative
instruments
called
“flood
patches.”
purpose
this
study
was
analyze
these
patches,
using
and
assess
possible
land
degradation
impacts
failure,
focused
on
flooded
native
vegetation.
assessment
resorted
VERA—Economic
Valuation
Environmental
Resources
method.
results
exposed
destruction
200
ha
Atlantic
Forest
55
Cerrado
vegetation
within
flood
patches.
However,
simulated
outcomes
also
reveal
significant
decline
patches
short
period
(from
4.60
km
2
2022
3.05
2023),
related
dam‐decommissioning
risk‐reduction
works
allegedly
implemented
or
be
This
reduction
can
misleading
decommissioning
issues
frequently
used
companies
minimize
responsibilities
case
breakup.
It
worth
mentioning
that
patch
led
convenient
drop
VERA
results,
from
nearly
74
53
million
dollars.
Therefore,
official
protocol
delineate
must
improved
allow
more
realistic
evaluation.
regard,
changes
overtime
better
defined
legislation,
namely
inclusion
potentially
soil‐
water‐bearing
ecosystem
services.
Effective
monitoring
paramount
for
true
evaluation
impacted
areas.
Language: Английский