Rubén Forján Castro

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University of Oviedo

Spain

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Rubén Forján Castro is a Profesor sustituto at the University of Oviedo, Spain. His research areas include soil remediation, organic carbon mapping in degraded ecosystems, and the impacts of capillary rise and salt weathering on historic monuments. He has recently published articles addressing the application of by-product amendments for soil improvement and the bioremediation of contaminated soils.

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Articles (14)

Mapping Soil Organic Carbon in Degraded Ecosystems Through Upscaled Multispectral Unmanned Aerial Vehicle–Satellite Imagery

Capillary Rise and Salt Weathering in Spain: Impacts on the Degradation of Calcareous Materials in Historic Monuments

Soil Remediation and Improvement Through the Application of By-Product Amendments

A second life for mining waste as an amendment for soil remediation

Phytoremediation potential depends on the degree of soil pollution: a case study in an urban brownfield

A holistic methodology to study geochemical and geomorphological control of the distribution of potentially toxic elements in soil

Zero valent iron nanoparticles and organic fertilizer assisted phytoremediation in a mining soil: Arsenic and mercury accumulation and effects on the antioxidative system of Medicago sativa L.

Effective bioremediation of soil from the Burgan oil field (Kuwait) using compost: A comprehensive hydrocarbon and DNA fingerprinting study

Pyrolysis temperature influences the capacity of biochar to immobilize copper and arsenic in mining soil remediation

Influence of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock biomass on Cu2+, Pb2+, and Zn2+ sorption capacity of biochar

Contrasting mobility of arsenic and copper in a mining soil: A comparative column leaching and pot testing approach

Short-term experiment for the in situ stabilization of a polluted soil using mining and biomass waste

Comparison of the effectiveness of biochar vs. magnesite amendments to immobilize metals and restore a polluted soil

Application of biochar, compost and ZVI nanoparticles for the remediation of As, Cu, Pb and Zn polluted soil

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Carlos A. López-Sánchez

Begona Fernandez-Perez

Carlos Boente

Diego Baragaño

Arturo Colina-Vuelta

Elías Afif Khouri

Elena Arco-Lázaro

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