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·Nitrogen N shortage poses a great challenge to the implementation of in situ bioremediation practices in mining contaminated sites Diazotrophs can fix atmospheric N2 into a bioavailable form to plants and microorganisms inhabiting adverse habitats Increasing numbers of studies mainly focused on the diazotrophic communities in the agroecosystems while those
·Studies on the Mont Blanc glaciers suggested elevated levels of antimony in the Roman era because of early mining and smelting activities in ancient Europe Preunkert et al 2019 Antimony research has been largely neglected in decades when it comes to the environment because of its insolubility and scarcity Filella et al 2002 but it has recently
·Semantic Scholar extracted view of "Mobility and potential bioavailability of antimony in contaminated soils Short term impact on microbial community and soil biochemical functioning " by S Diquattro et al Evaluation of antimony availability in a mining context Impact for the environment and for mineral exploration and exploitation
·Antimony Sb and its compounds are emerging priority pollutants which pose a serious threat to the environment The aim of this study was to evaluate the short term fate of antimonate added to different soils S1 and S2 with respect to its mobility and impact on soil microbial communities and soil biochemical functioning
·The mining industry does however produce enormous volumes of waste The amount of mine waste produced is of the same order of magnitude as that of fundamental Earth shaping geological processes some several thousand million tonnes per year Fyfe 1981 Förstner 1999 The chief waste stream is tailings which are often stored in impoundments
·Antimony Sb and arsenic As are toxic elements that occur widely in trace soil concentrations Expansion of mining activities has increased Sb and As pollution thus posing a severe threat to human welfare and ecological systems worldwide
·The extensive mining and use of antimony have led to its introduction into the biosphere where it can be hazardous depending on its bioavailability and absorption Detailed studies exist both from active and abandoned mining sites and from urban settings which document the environmental impact of antimony pollution and its impact on human
·Energy and environmental impact assessment of a passive remediation bioreactor for antimony rich mine drainage Xiaoyu Wang1 2 & Zengping Ning3 & Weimin Sun1 2 & Huaqing Liu1 2 part of Springer Nature 2020 Abstract Industrial processes such as smelting and mining lead to antimony Sb contamination which poses an environmental and human
·Antimony Sb and arsenic As are two hazardous metalloid elements and the biogeochemical cycle of Sb and As can be better understood by studying plant rhizosphere microorganisms associated with Sb mine waste In the current study samples of three types of mine waste—Sb mine tailing waste rocks and smelting slag—and associated rhizosphere
·The existence of elevated levels of antimony Sb in soils sediments surface/ground water and biological systems have received considerable attention worldwide in the present decade due to its adverse consequences on human food chain drinking and irrigation water sources as well as agricultural crop productivity Ahmad et al 2014 Cai et al 2016a
·Antimony Sb is introduced into soils sediments and aquatic environments from various sources such as weathering of sulfide ores leaching of mining wastes and anthropogenic activities
·Antimony in the environment comes from natural processes ore weathering volcanic activity and human activities mining and smelting use of antimony containing products fossil fuel combustion etc Similar to many elements the toxicity of antimony is closely related to its chemical form and the toxicity of Sb III is much higher than Sb V
It s also a byproduct of gold mining You won t find antimony used in cosmetics and medicines today now it s a technological component especially in electronics Manufacturers use an indium antimony mixture called indium antimonide during semiconductor production for transistors In other cases the element is a catalyst for flame
·The United States was not always reliant on foreign sources for antimony In the mid twentieth century domestic mining accounted for over 90 percent of antimony consumption However antimony mining is especially environmentally risky and challenging as the metal is toxic and carcinogenic As environmental regulations tightened in the
·Antimony Sb a toxic metalloid element is located in the Group VA of the fifth period of the periodic table of elements At present with the wide use of antimony containing products in the world and the corresponding mining activities a large number of antimony containing waste generated in these processes has also been released to the environment
In sub Saharan Africa mining impacts have surpassed the global yearly average percent of environmental change which is percent Levels of Arsenic and Antimony in Water and Sediment from Presta a gold mining town in Ghana and its Environment Water Air and Soil Pollution 175 1 page181 192 Anderson D 2017 The Economics of
·Antimony Arsenic ore mine Contaminated streams Australia New South Wales [31] Asbestos mining The impact of mining wastewater on the environment and living organisms including aquatic life humans and plants as reported around the world was reviewed Overall the reports indicated that mining influents are a threat to the ecosystem
·Approximately 18% of America s demand for antimony came from recycling internal combustion engine vehicle batteries Without any domestic antimony mines however the must depend on overseas suppliers for the remaining 45 million lb And the countries that dominate antimony supply are not high on America s friendshoring list
·procedures for antimony and antimony compounds for pulmonary toxicity cancer and genotoxicity As reviewed by ATSDR 2019 the uptake of antimony into the body can be dominated by the inhalation exposure route Uptake from the gastrointestinal tract is low <1% and self limited by the emetic properties of antimony compounds ATSDR 2019
·Antimony is an important mineral commodity used widely in modern industrialized societies The element imparts strength hardness and corrosion resistance to alloys that are used in many areas of industry including in lead acid storage batteries Antimony s leading use is as a fire retardant in safety equipment and in household goods such as
·Attention should also be paid to the impact of extreme weather events on Sb distribution especially in mining areas For example devastating rainfall can impact Sb distribution by temporarily increasing the amount of Sb in the sea by transport from rivers and transporting sediment into agricultural soils Armiento et al 2017
·Antimony Sb is an environmental contaminant widely distributed in the lithosphere mainly in association with arsenic As in the presence of sulfides or oxides Mitsunobu et al 2006 Although natural processes release Sb into the environment anthropogenic activities such as mining and industrial emissions are considered the primary
·This study investigated soil microbial community in a typical gathering area of antimony mining and smelting in South China The physical and chemical properties of different soils mining waste dumps flotation tailings and smelting slag and depths 0 20 cm 40 60 cm and 80 100 cm were compared The results showed that antimony Sb and arsenic As
·China has gradually reduced its antimony production over the past few years to limit strategic stockpiling As a result the announcement has driven up prices potentially disrupting global supply chains The impact is particularly acute for the United States which sourced 63% of its antimony imports from China
·Industrial processes such as smelting and mining lead to antimony Sb contamination which poses an environmental and human health risk In this study the energy consumption and environmental
