The Analysis and Remediation Technology of the Pollution of the Groundwater Environment in Longkou Plain, China

In order to study the groundwater environment in the Longkou plain,48 groups of water samples are collected,consisting of 7 groups of surface water samples and 41 groups of groundwater samples.The quality of groundwater in the Longkou Plain is poor,with class V water quality accounting for more than 90%,and no class I,II water quality,sporadic distribution of Class III and IV water quality.The influencing factors of water quality are mainly inorganic indicators such as nitrate,total hardness,chloride,salinity and sulfate,the detection rate of heavy metals is low.Nitrate is the main pollution index in this area,and the increase of nitrate content is closely related to the construction of underground reservoir.Based on the characteristics of groundwater pollution in the Longkou Plain,the in-situ chemical remediation of groundwater pollution is proposed.

Pollution source identification methods and remediation technologies of groundwater: A review

Groundwater is an important source of drinking water.Groundwater pollution severely endangers drinking water safety and sustainable social development.In the case of groundwater pollution,the top priority is to identify pollution sources,and accurate information on pollution sources is the premise of efficient remediation.Then,an appropriate pollution remediation scheme should be developed according to information on pollution sources,site conditions,and economic costs.The methods for identifying pollution sources mainly include geophysical exploration,geochemistry,isotopic tracing,and numerical modeling.Among these identification methods,only the numerical modeling can recognize various information on pollution sources,while other methods can only identify a certain aspect of pollution sources.The remediation technologies of groundwater can be divided into in-situ and ex-situ remediation technologies according to the remediation location.The in-situ remediation technologies enjoy low costs and a wide remediation range,but their remediation performance is prone to be affected by environmental conditions and cause secondary pollution.The ex-situ remediation technologies boast high remediation efficiency,high processing capacity,and high treatment concentration but suffer high costs.Different methods for pollution source identification and remediation technologies are applicable to different conditions.To achieve the expected identification and remediation results,it is feasible to combine several methods and technologies according to the actual hydrogeological conditions of contaminated sites and the nature of pollutants.Additionally,detailed knowledge about the hydrogeological conditions and stratigraphic structure of the contaminated site is the basis of all work regardless of the adopted identification methods or remediation technologies.

Suitability evaluation of remediation technology for polluted farmland

The suitability evaluation model of the remediation technology of polluted farmland has been constructed by analytic hierarchy process.The evaluation index of remediation technology has been constructed based on the physical and chemical index of farmland,farming system and the characteristic of remediation technology.In addition,the potential risk factors such as the distance of the industrial and mining enterprises,and the economy factors such as repair cost and local economy level have all been considered to construct the suitability evaluation system of the remediation technology of polluted farmland.Shilou town in Beijing was selected for the testing site,with the pollution of cadmium,arsenic and organic matter pollution.Chemical passivation,phytoremediation and biological compost technology were used for restoring the polluted farmland.According to the suitability evaluation model,the phytoremediation technology is suitable for general pollution.And chemical passivation and biological compost technology are more suitable to restore the polluted farmland.The combined remediation technologies of chemical passivation and phytoremediation are more suitable.It can avoid the limit of the one technology,complement the defect for each other and receive more remediation effects.

Site Pollution Remediation and Its Technology

This paper summarized the connotation of contaminated site remediation,the differences between contaminated site and brownfield,the differences between contaminated site and soil pollution and land pollution,clarified the relationship between the concepts,and introduced the remediation technology of contaminated site.

Source,migration,distribution,toxicological effects and remediation technologies of arsenic in groundwater in China

Groundwater with high arsenic(As) content seriously threatens human life and health. Drinking high-As groundwater for a long time will lead to various pathological changes such as skin cancer, liver cancer,and kidney cancer. High-As groundwater has become one of the most serious environmental geological problems in China and even internationally. This paper aims to systematically summarize the sources,migration, distribution, toxicological effects, and treatment techniques of As in natural groundwater in China based on a large number of literature surveys. High-As groundwater in China is mainly distributed in the inland basins in arid and semi-arid environments and the alluvial and lacustrine aquifers in river deltas in humid environments, which are in neutral to weakly alkaline and strongly reducing environments.The content of As in groundwater varies widely, and As(Ⅲ) is the main form. The main mechanism of the formation of high-As groundwater in China is the reduced dissolution of Fe and Mn oxides under the action of organic matter and primary microorganisms, alkaline environment, intense evaporation and concentration, long-term water-rock interaction, and slow groundwater velocity, which promote the continuous migration and enrichment of As in groundwater. There are obvious differences in the toxicity of different forms of As. The toxic of As(Ⅲ) is far more than As(V), which is considered to be more toxic than methyl arsenate(MMA) and dimethyl arsenate(DMA). Inorganic As entering the body is metabolized through a combination of methylation(detoxification) and reduction(activation) and catalyzed by a series of methyltransferases and reductases. At present, remediation methods for high-As groundwater mainly include ion exchange technology, membrane filtration technology, biological treatment technology, nanocomposite adsorption technology, electrochemical technology, and so on. All the above remediation methods still have certain limitations, and it is urgent to develop treatment materials and technical means with stronger As removal performance and sustainability. With the joint efforts of scientists and governments of various countries in the future, this worldwide problem of drinking-water As poisoning will be solved as soon as possible. This paper systematically summarizes and discusses the hot research results of natural high-As groundwater, which could provide a reference for the related research of high-As groundwater in China and even the world.

Remediation Technologies for Cadmium Contamination in Greenhouse Vegetable Fields

Based on the literature and experimental results, three kinds of soil amendments, namely rice biochar, hydroxyapatite and potassium dihydrogen phosphate(KH2PO4), and deeper ploughing were selected to evaluate the field application effect of soil amendments and agronomic measures on the remediation of Cd contamination in greenhouse vegetable fields. Cd-contaminated greenhouse screening was conducted from 2015 to 2017. In September 2017, comparative tests of eight treatments were performed, and a preferred test was performed in September 2018. The screening results of the contaminated areas indicated that the distribution of over-standard sites was uneven, and Cd content was significantly different. Over-standard rate of No.4 greenhouse was 83.33% and was the highest, and the average content of Cd in soil was 0.535 mg/kg. It was used as a comparative test greenhouse for eight treatments. No.1 greenhouse was selected as the preferred test greenhouse, with three over-standard plots having average Cd concentrations of 0.530, 0.568 and 0.792 mg/kg. The comparative test results showed that after 8 months of remediation, the content of available Cd in the treatment of hydroxyapatite+rice biochar+deeper ploughing(T6) was reduced by 32.55% compared with CK(the control) and 24.96% than 2 months of remediation. The content of available Cd using the treatment of potassium dihydrogen phosphate+rice biochar+deeper ploughing(T7) decreased by 47.88% compared with CK and 31.00% than 2 months of remediation. The preferred remediation test results showed that in the treatment of hydroxyapatite+rice biochar+deeper ploughing: the mean Cd content decreased from 0.489 to 0.372 mg/kg, reducing by 23.86%, and the mean did not exceed the standard. Compared with CK, the mean content of available Cd decreased by 10.71% after 8 months, and the lowest content of available Cd in three treatments was 0.133 mg/kg. In addition, the Cd content, bioconcentration factor(BCF) and translocation coefficient(TF) of bean aboveground plants were decreased by 15.86%, 23.68% and 25.77%, respectively when compared with CK. Rice biochar+hydroxyapatite +deeper ploughing is a favoured technology for the remediation of Cd-contaminated greenhouse vegetable fields.

Overview of Patented Technologies for Remediation of Soil Pollution

Soil, an important material basis for human activities, is an indispensable natural rasource that is difficult to regenerate. It is also an important part of human ecological environment. Currently, soil pollution has affected China＇s agricultural production and threatened human health and ecological safety, so it has been paid more attention to by the people and has become a hot spot in environmental field. Through continuous research, a variety of soil remediation patents and technologies also emerge. Here, by retrieving the main words through the website （www. soopat. corn） and Chinese patent net, types of soil pollution and remediation technologies under the authorization status of the patents were analyzed, and the major species of soil pollutants and soil remediation technologies were reviewed.

Research Progress on the Remediation Benefits of Mineral Passivators on Heavy Metal Contaminated Soil

With the continuous development of society,the development of agricultural economy is also accelerating.Meanwhile,a large amount of sludge and waste materials enter the farmland system,and the state of soil heavy metal pollution is becoming more and more serious.In order to ensure food security and the health of people’s lives,a large number of experts and scholars have begun to look for remediation methods for heavy metal contaminated soil.At present,the use of mineral passivators in the remediation technology of heavy metal contaminated soil is a new and healthy recovery method,and has received extensive attention.

Bio-ecological remediation of freshwater aquaculture environments:A systematic review and bibliometric analysis

Freshwater aquaculture plays an important role in the global aquaculture industry.The success of freshwater aquaculture relies on the integration of bio-ecological remediation technologies to ensure its sustainable development.This paper systematically reviews the global literatures on bio-ecological remediation of freshwater aquaculture environments from 1990 to 2021,and discusses in detail the research progress and status quo in this field using both bibliometric analysis and content analysis.Our results indicate that the number of publications per year has increased year by year,with a particularly rapid increase after 2015.Institutions and researchers from China and the USA publish the greatest number of papers and contribute the most to this field.By analyzing the research progress in this field,we also find that the protection and restoration of freshwater aquaculture environments has received attention since as early as 1990,such as the application of constructed wetlands and recirculating aquaculture systems.Recently,researchers have increasingly focused on the use of microbial communities in remediation.Furthermore,vanRijn,J's papers are of great value to the research in this field.In content analysis,the application of primary technologies,including plant selection,aquatic animals,microorganisms,and biological filtration and purification equipment,as well as ecological engineering technologies with combinations of various types of organisms,is described to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of remediation.The performance,advantages,disadvantages,or limitations and prospects of these technology applications are analyzed in detail.By comparison,ecological engineering is shown to be the best remediation technology,being most comprehensive,and well-established.Taken together,this paper composes and summarizes existing work in this field,and provides guidance for future research on the improvement of existing technologies and the development of new technologies,with the aim of enhancing remediation capability,improving ecological sustainability and ensuring economic viability.

Paving the way toward soil safety and health:current status,challenges,and potential solutions

Soil is a non-renewable resource,providing a majority of the world’s food and fiber while serving as a vital carbon reservoir.However,the health of soil faces global threats from human activities,particularly widespread contamination by industrial chemicals.Existing physical,chemical,and biological remediation approaches encounter challenges in preserving soil structure and function throughout the remediation process,as well as addressing the complexities of soil contamination on a regional scale.Viable solutions encompass monitoring and simulating soil processes,with a focus on utilizing big data to bridge micro-scale and macro-scale processes.Additionally,reducing pollutant emissions to soil is paramount due to the significant challenges associated with removing contaminants once they have entered the soil,coupled with the high economic costs of remediation.Further,it is imperative to implement advanced remediation technologies,such as monitored natural attenuation,and embrace holistic soil management approaches that involve regulatory frameworks,soil health indicators,and soil safety monitoring platforms.Safeguarding the enduring health and resilience of soils necessitates a blend of interdisciplinary research,technological innovation,and collaborative initiatives.