Titlebook: Uranium - Past and Future Challenges; Proceedings of the 7 Broder J. Merkel,Alireza Arab Conference proceedings 2015 Springer International

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Heavy metals and natural radionuclides in the water of Syr Darya River, Kazakhstan,This study deals with concentrations of heavy metals and the main uranium series radionuclide in the Syr Darya surface waters (Kazakhstan). Large proportion of studied heavy metals were transported with suspended matter (>?0.45?μm), while large proportion of U (98–100?%) and Mo (81–100?%) were in dissolved forms and colloidal fraction (

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Broder J. Merkel,Alireza ArabPractitioners, consultants, regulators, policymakers, researchers, scientists, engineers and students will have numerous opportunities to learn about innovative and emerging scientific advances and te

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Rare earth elements in Australian uranium deposits, deposit types including uranium ores. These include the Olympic Dam Cu–U–Au–Ag deposit and uranium mineralisations in the Yilgarn, Mount Painter, Olary and Mount Isa regions. At the Mary Kathleen uranium mine site, tailings are stored in a purpose-built tailings dam structure, with an estimated 7 M

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IAEA Initiatives Supporting Good Practice in Uranium Mining Worldwide,decades. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) supports good practice in uranium mining and milling worldwide. As well as its well-known safety standards for radiation protection and waste management, it has produced guidance and acted as a gatherer and provider of information on geological,

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Challenging Issues in Regulating Uranium Mining in Tanzania,zania is about to start uranium mining in different parts of the country. Although the legislation and regulations to control doses to workers, public and the environment are in place, there are challenges to adequately address best practice requirements during and after the mining operations. This

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,Uranium leaching from a burning black shale deposit – present conditions and future scenarios, deposit still today has significantly elevated temperatures (above 500?°C). Remaining pyrite in the waste material has also led to ARD with elevated trace metal concentrations. The waste deposit is no great environmental problem today but as soon as the waste pile cools off both the volumes of drai