Study of a comprehensive assessment method of the environmental quality of soil in industrial and mining gathering areas

Study of a comprehensive assessment method of the environmental quality of soil in industrial and mining gathering areas
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10.1007/s00477-015-1036-2
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发表时间:
2015
影响因子:
4.2
通讯作者:
Y. Guan;Chaofeng Shao;Q. Gu;M. Ju;Xueju Huang
Y. Guan;Chaofeng Shao;Q. Gu;M. Ju;Xueju Huang
中科院分区:
环境科学与生态学3区
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作者:
Y. Guan;Chaofeng Shao;Q. Gu;M. Ju;Xueju Huang

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Industrial and mining activities have been recognized as major sources of heavy metal contamination in soil. Here, we developed a comprehensive assessment method for the soil environment in industrial and mining gathering areas based on the pressure–state–response model. Using this method, we assessed the environmental quality of soil in a typical industrial and mining gathering area in Tianjin City, China. The results are as follows: (1) The comprehensive environmental quality index of the soil in the study area was 0.532, which corresponds to an alert state and shows that the soil environment is generally poor. (2) The pressure, state, and response indexes were 0.609, 0.634, and 0.163, respectively, which suggests that the pressure in the soil environment of the study area is barely acceptable, and the state is merely passable. Furthermore, the response measures are not ideal. (3) The low response index scores indicate poor production processes, low pollutant treatment level, and unsatisfactory level of management by the enterprises in the study area. (4) The distribution of soil risks was found to be inseparably related to that of contamination sources and land use types. Furthermore, the distribution was uneven to a certain degree. Finally, we propose recommendations for the optimization, adjustment, and management of typical industrial and mining gathering areas with petrochemical, metallurgy, and other heavily polluting enterprises.