This review focuses on the applicability of red mud as an amendment for metal/metalloid-
contaminated soil. The varying properties of red muds from different sources are presented …

Globally, much weight is currently being placed on agriculture to provide food for the
growing population as well as feedstock for the bioenergy industry. Unfortunately, the …

Contaminants such as nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), dissolved organic carbon (DOC),
arsenic (As), heavy metals, and infectious pathogens are often associated with agricultural …

Phosphorus (P) nonpoint source pollution from soil to water is increasing dramatically,
leading to the eutrophication of water bodies. Using amendment materials for P retention in …

Abstract Purpose Rapid industrialization in China accelerated environmental pollution by
xenophores and trace metals particularly cadmium. Numerous studies have been conducted …

Purpose Phosphorus (P) is the main factor limiting crop production in red soils. Examining
the bacterial community harboring phoD gene under different long-term crop** systems …

Fly ash (FA) and red mud (RM) are industrial byproducts generated by thermal power plants
and the aluminum industry, respectively. The huge generation of FA and RM is a significant …

The high phosphorus levels cause the release of phosphorus from soils, thereby increasing
the potential for phosphorus export to adjacent water bodies. The loss of phosphorus from …

The terrestrial isopod (Porcellio scaber) was used to assess the remediation efficiency of
limestone and a mixture of gravel sludge and red mud as stabilizing agents of Pb, Zn and Cd …

This study presents a novel modification of red mud (RM) with cementitious materials by
rotary drum granulation under partial hydration. Admixtures and surfactants were applied to …