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Rehabilitation of Soils in Mining and Raw Material Extraction Areas,d, are anthropogenically strongly disturbed terrains which, apart from the ore mining sites, do not indicate contamination with toxic substances. Nevertheless, in relation to the pedogenically developed soil and the vegetation cover, they exhibit large-scale complete removal in the case of opencast

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Soil Containment,nd human health. This chapter discusses all relevant methods of soil containment starting with surface cover systems, including use of geotextiles and bentonite, which prevent direct contact to the contaminated depths. Regarding lateral migration, side barriers are introduced and the encapsulation a

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Approaches Without Complex Technical Applications,contamination levels, protective and restrictive measures ordered by the public authority can also mean a reduction of the danger to humans and the environment. They are summarised in this chapter. Moreover, due to limited budget or because of the enormous difficulties to apply successfully one of t

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Outlook, This is predominantly associated with risk assessment in relation to human health and environmental conditions. Investigation and assessment are based on different phases, the preliminary, the oriented and the detailed investigation. In the case of proven site contamination, which can cover soil, g

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Soil Containment,ussed in the context of soil properties and the presence of different contaminants. Finally, the soil-protective stabilisation methods are presented. The chapter gives a comprehensive overview of relevant measures beyond the decontamination approaches.

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Introduction,owever, the main factor responsible for contaminated sites might be the presence of many derelict sites which were formerly used for industrial purposes, in addition to deposits such as mining heaps, dumps and filled natural depressions or quarries (Meuser, Contaminated urban soils. Springer, Dordrecht, 2010).