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See detailVariability of edaphic conditions in metal-contaminated sites at multiple scales. Two case studies in temperate and tropical environments
Colinet, Gilles ULg; Leclercq, Julie; Faucon, Michel-Pierre et al

Conference (2008, August)

In numerous places, mining and ore treatment activities have generated environmental contaminations which endanger ecosystem viability and/or human health. In some places, the ecological pressure induced ... [more ▼]

In numerous places, mining and ore treatment activities have generated environmental contaminations which endanger ecosystem viability and/or human health. In some places, the ecological pressure induced by the metal contaminations allowed the development a specific flora, fromwhich candidates for phytoremediation may be selected. A survey of edaphic conditions prevailing for plant growing in contaminated areas around metal smelters has been conducted in belgian calaminary sites (Zn, Pb, Cd contaminations) and in the Katanga province of RDC (Cu contaminations). As the processes generated by the modifications of the soil environment may affect the form of a trace element, that is its distribution through various pools, we investigated physical and chemical fractionation of some metallic trace elements (Cu, Zn, Pb, and Cd) in soils and compared temperate and tropical cases. The results stress the need for a typology of the contaminations that takes into account the classical pedological parameters, even if contaminated sites are far from classical soil environment. The variability of edaphic properties that can occur within small distances is also an important point to consider when planning rehabilitation operations. [less ▲]

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See detailCarte Numérique des Sols de Wallonie - version 1.2
Bock, Laurent ULg; Legrain, Xavier ULg; Veron, Philippe et al

Cartographic material (2008)

Carte des sols issue de la numérisation des planchettes de la Carte des Sols de la Belgique couvrant le territoire wallon.

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See detailInteractions Between Heavy Metals and Nitrogen and Their Ecological Effects.
Zu, Yanqun; Li, Yuan; Bock, Laurent ULg et al

in Journal of Agro-Environment Science (2008), 27(1), 7-17

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See detailRestauration des potentialités de sols dégradés à l’aide du zaï et du compost dans le Yatenga (Burkina Faso)
Sawadogo, H.; Bock, Laurent ULg; Lacroix, D. et al

in Biotechnologie, Agronomie, Société et Environnement = Biotechnology, Agronomy, Society and Environment [=BASE] (2008), 12(3),

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See detailFrom the numerisation of the Soil Map of Wallonia to a real information and management tool
Legrain, Xavier ULg; Bah, Boubacar Billo ULg; Veron, Philippe et al

Poster (2007, December 05)

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See detailLégende de la Carte Numérique des Sols de Wallonie - version 2
Bah, Boubacar Billo; Legrain, Xavier ULg; Engels, Patrick ULg et al

Book published by Unité de Science du Sol - GxABT - ULg - 2ème éd. revue et corrigée (2007)

Cette synthèse commente la structure et le contenu de la légende de la Carte Numérique des Sols de Wallonie (CNSW), réalisée dans le cadre du Projet de Cartographie Numérique des Sols de Wallonie (PCNSW).

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See detailPhytoremediation of contaminated sites in urban environment : preliminary results of a study focussed on Lubumbashi.
Colinet, Gilles ULg; Saad, Layla ULg; Cubaka, Alfred et al

Conference (2007, July)

A specific flora has developped in Central Africa on soils which are naturally rich in Cu and Co. Mining and ore treatment activities in the Katanga province (RDC) have generated contaminations which do ... [more ▼]

A specific flora has developped in Central Africa on soils which are naturally rich in Cu and Co. Mining and ore treatment activities in the Katanga province (RDC) have generated contaminations which do endanger ecosystem viability and/or human health. A survey of edaphic conditions prevailing for plant growing in natural metalliferous outcrops, the « copper hills », in mining sites (quarries), and in contaminated areas around metal smelters, is conducted as a first stage of a phytoremediation-based research program. Soluble, available and total content in some metallic trace elements have been measured. The first results show a relatively high heterogeneity inside and between sites. But the main finding is related to the very different nature of contamination between the three types of sites. This point constitutes an additionnal difficulty that should be taken into account for the selection of metallophytic species from the copper hills or the quarries in order to vegetalize a site contaminated by atmospheric fall outs from metal smelters in Lubumbashi. [less ▲]

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