World Journal of Environmental Research

World Journal of Environmental Research

Industrial iandfill sources of air, water and land pollution

Yazarlar: Vijayan Gurumurthy Iyer

Cilt 1 , Sayı 1 , 2011 , Sayfalar -

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Anahtar Kelimeler:Air pollution,Land pollution ,Landfills ,Water pollution

Özet: Unsafe chromium landfill source at mining site in Orissa’s Jajpur district in India is one of the highest sources of air, water and land pollution. Such industrial landfills are sources of air, water and land pollution in many industrial cities and towns of India due to the generation of large quantity of industrial dumps from mining , metallurgical, chemical , mechanical , mineral , other engineering and technological processes. Million tonnes of total mass of residues such as pyrite, ferric, chromium, lead, zinc, cadmium, and other associated metals arsenic, antimony, mercury and silver are dumped in landfills. The heavy metal content in air, water and land which surround industrial landfill towns may cause many environmental impacts and economical losses. As per geographical information system (GIS) reports reveal that metro cities like Chennai, Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai and Bangalore in India are surrounded by toxic industrial wastes. Further air pollution occurs from windblown dusts as well as wind erosion of fine particulates from uncovered industrial landfills. Atmospheric transport leads to serious heavy metal pollution of a waste area. Soils within a least radius of distance from the stacks are heavily polluted mostly from highly toxic elements such as iron, chromium, lead and cadmium. In this context are explored the features of air pollution case suspended particles , water pollution case of toxic heavy metals and land pollution case of toxic heavy metals. Monitoring of air, water and soil is conducted in different parts of the town, respectively in sensitive, rural, urban and industrial zones. From the values obtained based on chemical analysis of dust, water and soil, it follows that the presence of suspended particulates containing heavy metals exceed permitted values. In certain places even ten times than the allowed values. While the source of pollution is known, the amount of pollutants reaches in to millions of tones; it is urged to prepare a strategic plan for rehabilitation and elimination of these landfills.


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@article{2011, title={Industrial iandfill sources of air, water and land pollution}, volume={1}, number={0}, publisher={World Journal of Environmental Research}, author={Vijayan Gurumurthy Iyer}, year={2011} }
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Vijayan Gurumurthy Iyer. (2011). Industrial iandfill sources of air, water and land pollution (Vol. 1). Vol. 1. World Journal of Environmental Research.
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Vijayan Gurumurthy Iyer. Industrial Iandfill Sources of Air, Water and Land Pollution. no. 0, World Journal of Environmental Research, 2011.