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Browsing by Author "Antony van der Ent"

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    Environmental geochemistry of the abandoned Mamut Copper Mine (Sabah) Malaysia
    (Springer, 2018) Antony van der Ent; Mansour Edraki
    This article presents a preliminary geochemical investigation of waste rocks, sediments, secondary precipitates, surface water chemistry and foliar elemental uptake in ferns, and discusses these results in light of their environmental significance for rehabilitation.
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    Impacts of ultramafic outcrops in Peninsular Malaysia and Sabah on soil and water quality
    (Springer, 2018) Mahsa Tashakor; Soroush Modabberi; Antony van der Ent; Guillaume Echevarria
    This study focused on the influence of ultramafic terrains on soil and surface water environmental chemistry in Peninsular Malaysia and in the State of Sabah also in Malaysia. The sampling included 27 soils from four isolated outcrops at Cheroh, Bentong, Bukit Rokan, and Petasih from Peninsular Malaysia and sites near Ranau in Sabah. Water samples were also collected from rivers and subsurface waters interacting with the ultramafic bodies in these study sites.

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