Mercury Contamination in Artisanal Gold Mining Sites in Indonesia and the Remediation
Anita Yuliyanti, Aminuddin Aminuddin
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Anita Yuliyanti, Aminuddin Aminuddin
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Mercury's mobility, toxicity, and atmospheric residency make it dangerous. Their use in amalgamation, Indonesia's recent gold rush, and the longstanding history of artisanal gold mining have brought environmental issues. Mercury contamination from tailings can harm miners, other workers, and surroun
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Mercury's mobility, toxicity, and atmospheric residency make it dangerous. Their use in amalgamation, Indonesia's recent gold rush, and the longstanding history of artisanal gold mining have brought environmental issues. Mercury contamination from tailings can harm miners, other workers, and surroun
Key concepts: Mercury (programming language), Gold mining, Harm, Tailings, Mercury contamination, Contamination, Environmental remediation, Gold rush