Water quality management of mining lakes: a new field of applied hydrobiology
@article{Klapper2001WaterQM,
title={Water quality management of mining lakes: a new field of applied hydrobiology},
author={H. Klapper and W. Geller},
journal={Acta Hydrochimica Et Hydrobiologica},
year={2001},
volume={29},
pages={363-374}
}Underground and opencast mining generated many new lakes, some with dimensions comparable with natural glacier lakes. Research and water quality management on these lakes is multidisciplinary. A part of them is impaired by geogenic acidification with typical pH values between 2 and 3.5. Approaches are shown how to curb acidification during the mining process, the lake generation, and as a part of the water quality management by new eco-technologies using alkalinity producing microbial processes… CONTINUE READING
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