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Solution and Analysis for Ecological Remediation of the Damaged Mountains in Jinan, China

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Rapid industrial development and urbanization processes that occurred in China over the past 30 years has increased dramatically the consumption of natural resources and raw materials, thus exacerbating the human pressure on environmental ecosystems. An amount of damaged mountains and contaminated sites aroused rapidly so that ecological remediation for damaged mountains has become an urgent environmental issue in China. In this study, three points of damaged mountains in Jinan were chose to measure the combined approaches of ecological remediation. Phytoremediation for ecological restoration was employed under the assistance of lots of structural engineering measures. The obtained results indicated that a feasible solution always exists to solve the ecological remediation for the damaged mountains. Meanwhile, the approaches of remediation should fully consider their applicability to fit for the local situations. The remediation practice in Jinan can provide a successful case for other damaged mountains or contaminated sites.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 768)

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June 2015

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Ru Ying Gong*

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China, Contaminated Sites, Damaged Mountain, Remediation, Solution

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