J.L. Guerrero

Profesor Ayudante Doctor

Universidad Rey Juan Carlos

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J.L. Guerrero is a Profesor Ayudante Doctor at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos in Spain. His research focuses on environmental pollution, specifically addressing sulfate removal from acid mine drainage, the impact of mining activities on sediment quality, and the utilization of industrial by-products in agriculture. Recent articles highlight his work on radionuclide pollution, microbial communities in phosphogypsum stacks, and innovative methods for hazardous waste immobilization.

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Rafael León Cortegano

University of Huelva

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João Carvalheiras

Universidade de Aveiro

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Rosa León

Universidad de Huelva

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First full-scale application of barium carbonate as an effective dispersed alkaline substrate for sulfate removal from acid mine drainage

Assessment of metal(loid) and natural radionuclide pollution in surface sediments of an estuary affected by mining and phosphogypsum releases

Sedimentary environmental quality of a biosphere reserve estuary in southwestern Iberian Peninsula

Utilization of phosphogypsum and red mud in alfalfa cultivation

Evolution of the waste generated along the cleaning process of phosphogypsum leachates

Spatiotemporal evolution of U and Th isotopes in a mine effluent highly polluted by Acid Mine Drainage (AMD)

Development of a process for the removal of natural radionuclides and other stable pollutants from acid phosphogypsum stacks leachates

Metabarcoding data of prokaryotes and eukaryotes inhabiting the phosphogypsum stockpiles on the salt marshes of Huelva (SW Spain)

Exploring the microbial community inhabiting the phosphogypsum stacks of Huelva (SW SPAIN) by a high throughput 16S/18S rDNA sequencing approach

Immobilization of Hazardous Wastes on One-Part Blast Furnace Slag-Based Geopolymers

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Rafael León Cortegano

João Carvalheiras

Rosa León

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