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Phosphogypsum stacks additionally contain low-pH process water and heavy metals as a result of the wet acid fertilizer production process. The regulations at 40 CFR 61 …
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Dangerous ultra-fine compounds such as ... Phosphogypsum (PG) is a solid by-product generated in the production of phosphoric acid (PA) using conventional synthesis methods. ... The quasi-totality (95%) of global REE production is produced by the People's …
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"Shame on the EPA for disregarding its own science showing the unacceptable risks to people's health and the environment from using phosphogypsum in road construction," said Ragan Whitlock ...
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Phosphogypsum is a radioactive, toxic waste created by the fertilizer industry. Phosphogypsum is stored in stacks, rather than placed in a landfill or recycled, because the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has determined the …
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Phosphogypsum(PG) is one of the typical bulk industrial solid wastes generated in the phosphate chemical industry. Due to its huge production volume and immature resource treatment technology, a large amount of PG can only be stored and disposed in slag yards, and its impact on the ecological environment is becoming increasingly significant during long-term …
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Phosphogypsum (PG), a significant by-product of the wet phosphoric acid production process, poses environmental and utilization challenges due to its harmful impurities, including heavy metals, fluorides, and phosphates.
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Phosphate fertilizer manufacturing and mining are not environment friendly operations. Fluorides and radionuclides are the primary toxic pollutants from the manufacture of phosphate fertilizer in Central Florida. People living near the fertilizer plants and mines, experience lung cancer and leukemia rates that are double the state average.
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Phosphogypsum is a radioactive, toxic waste created by the fertilizer industry. And it NEEDS TO END. SIGN PETITION TO THE EPA: PhosphogypsumFreeAmerica
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The phosphogypsum-based cemented paste backfill (PCPB) in the mining goaf has been in the mine water environment for a long time, and its rich toxic and harmful elements have the risk of migrating and diffusing to the surrounding rock, polluting groundwater. The occurrence environment of underground space in mines is complex, and the filling body is …
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Through various and different pathways, people living in the vicinity of this coastal zone are chronically exposed to the toxic radiochemical pollutants of PGF (trace elements, radionuclides, rare earth elements…). These exposure routes include the dermal contact with seawater through fishing and bathing in the sea (Fig. 6.
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Florida social media is abuzz about "radioactive" roads in the state thanks to a new bill (HB 1191) that landed on Ron DeSantis' desk last week.
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Phosphogypsum, a waste product from manufacturing fertilizer, emits radon, a radioactive gas. It also contains the radioactive elements uranium, thorium and radium. Phosphate rock mining is the fifth largest mining industry …
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Phosphogypsum stacks represent the tail end of fertilizer production. To produce a ton of fertilizer Mosaic produces 5 tons of toxic waste. The stacks routinely fail, and have polluted the the Floridan Aquifer – where nearly 10 million people get their drinking water.
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Phosphogypsum (PG), a significant by-product of the wet phosphoric acid production process, poses environmental and utilization challenges due to its harmful impurities, including heavy metals ...
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Phosphogypsum is transported in pipes as slurry and is very watery when it is first put on the stack. As the phosphogypsum dries out, a crust forms on the stack. ... Phosphogypsum stacks are located on private property away from people. Unless you are visiting a facility, you will not encounter a phosphogypsum stack. If you are visiting a ...
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The slight radioactivity of wastewater in phosphogypsum stacks isn't likely to cause major problems for wildlife or people, according to Matt Pasek, a geoscience professor at the University of ...
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Modified phosphogypsum (PG) was prepared via low-temperature thermal decomposition to remove fluoride ions from wastewater. ... It is estimated that about 200 million people in 25 countries, including Pakistan, China, Thailand, India, Sri Lanka, Mexico, West Africa, ... . fluoride has a dual effect on the human body since it is harmful in both ...
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At least 10 people were dead, and rescuers were still saving people from swollen rivers, but many expressed relief that Milton wasn't worse. ... Phosphogypsum may also contain toxic heavy metals ...
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production of phosphogypsum, particularly in countries like China, it is crucial to urgently address the immobilization of pollution sources to enhance the recycling rate. Fig. 4 Co-occurrence network of countries. China is the primary nation engaged in phosphogypsum research, and it has published the greatest number of papers on the subject.
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In this study, the thermal conductivity of phosphogypsum-based self-leveling materials (PGSLMs) was improved by adding graphene oxide (GO). The effect of GO on workability, mechanical property, hydration process and microstructure of PGSLMs were also revealed. ... In recent years, with the general improvement of the quality of life, people have ...
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Phosphogypsum Free America. Enter your address into the mapping tool to see if you live near a phosphogypsum stack or live within the 200 mile buffer where phosphogypsum can be used in road construction.
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Nearly 690 million people around the world don't have enough food, and about 2 billion people don't get all the vitamins and minerals they need from their diet. As the world population is expected to reach almost 10 billion people by 2050, we'll need to produce about 50% more food than we do now.
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Phosphogypsum is a byproduct material of phosphate fertilizer production. It is regulated for the presence of radium-226, a naturally occurring radioactive substance that …
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Some 120 million tonnes of phosphogypsum – dangerous and highly carcinogenic toxic waste – are piling up mere metres away from the urban centre of Huelva, where 145 000 people live. The town's population has been living alongside a landfill site for industrial chemicals for the last 40 years. Several expert studies have shown that those ...
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Rising sea levels and climate change threaten coastal communities. That's why we petitioned the EPA to strictly regulate radioactive phosphogypsum toxic...
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Phosphogypsum, a solid waste byproduct from processing phosphate ore to make chemical fertilizer, contains radium, which decays to form radon gas. Both radium and radon are radioactive and can cause cancer. Phosphogypsum may also contain toxic heavy metals and other carcinogens, such as arsenic, cadmium, chromium, lead, mercury and nickel.
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Phosphogypsum (PG) is a byproduct generated during the wet processing of phosphoric acid production from phosphate rock (Baolin et al., 2022).It is estimated that 4.5–5.5 tons of PG are produced for per ton of phosphorus pentoxide produced (El-Didamony et al., 2012).PG has a complex, with more than 80 %−90 % consisting of CaSO 4 ·2H 2 O. However, due to the …
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Phosphogypsum (PG) is a major hazardous by-product of the phosphate industry. The whole world is facing the challenge of increasing stockpiles of PG, which significantly affect safety and the environment. Recycling this material may be …
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