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William Hartley

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Senior Lecturer in Soil Science

Royal Agricultural University

United Kingdom

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William Hartley is a Senior Lecturer in Soil Science at the Royal Agricultural University, UK. His research encompasses various aspects of soil pollution, remediation techniques, and ecological restoration, as evidenced by his recent publications. Areas of interest include the effects of copper smelting on soil quality, the role of organic materials in improving bauxite residue conditions, and the dynamics of dissolved organic matter in soil formation processes.

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Metal nanoparticles and their fate in the soil-plant system

Open Date: 2019-01-01

Close Date: 2020-01-01

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University of Tübingen

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Ecological restoration affects the dynamic response of alkaline minerals dissolution in bauxite residue

A meta-analysis of influencing factors on soil pollution around copper smelting sites

Micropore sites in ferrihydrite are responsible for its higher affinity towards As(III) relative to As(V)

Remediation potential of magnetic biochar in lead smelting sites: Insight from the complexation of dissolved organic matter with potentially toxic elements

Improvements on physical conditions of bauxite residue following application of organic materials

Conversion of alkaline characteristics of bauxite residue by mechanical activated pretreatment: Implications for its dealkalization

Insights into variations on dissolved organic matter of bauxite residue during soil-formation processes following 2-year column simulation

Appropriate human intervention stimulates the development of microbial communities and soil formation at a long-term weathered bauxite residue disposal area

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Andreas Kappler

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