Ensuring occupational safety and health (OSH) is paramount in infrastructure projects due to
their inherently high-risk nature and the increased likelihood of accidents. Despite its …

To achieve the ambitious goals of the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration, restoration
frameworks should embrace the diversity of ecosystems found on Earth, including open …

Abstract The estimation of Soil Organic Carbon (SOC), Total Nitrogen (TN), and Soil Water
Storage (SWS) is crucial in comprehending ecosystem services and environmental …

Managing invasive species is essential for achieving mineland rehabilitation goals and
ensuring the long‐term provision of critical ecosystem services while preventing new …

The study of the Aktobe floristic district is a relevant task for assessing anthropogenic factors'
impacts on the flora of the steppe zone and develo** measures to reduce the adverse …

The selection of promising plant species for mine land rehabilitation is a major ecological
challenge, ie, which species are able to establish desired functions in postmining …

Fly ash does not contain organic matter to initiate soil-forming processes and the proper
development of plant cover. Therefore, in the reclamation of fly ash landfills, an integrated …

Open pit mining can cause loss in different ecosystems, including damage to habitats of rare
and endemic species. Understanding the biology of these species is fundamental for their …

Active vegetation restoration plays an important role in the improvement in soil organic
matter (SOM), including the carbon (C), nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) sequestration of …

Biomass is a vital index used to evaluate the vegetation rebuilding effect of mining slopes
after restoration. It is essential to establish models for estimating the biomass and carbon …