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Project 1 - Environmental Project 1 - EP1 - Immobilization of U, As, and Co-occurring Metals in Mine Wastes

项目 1 - 环境项目 1 - EP1 - 矿山废物中 U、As 和共生金属的固定化

基本信息

批准号：
9903352
负责人：
Jose Manuel Cerrato
金额：
$ 22.1万
依托单位：
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO HEALTH SCIS CTR
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
至
项目状态：
未结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/9903352
关键词：
Address Adsorption Aerobic Affect Amendment Basic Science Biological Carbonates Characteristics Chemicals Chemistry Climate Climate Controls Collaborations Communities Complement Custom Decision Making Desert Climate Development Ecology Engineering Environment Environmental Engineering technology Environmental Microbiology Exposure to Exudate Geographic Factor Goals Hazardous Substances Hazardous Waste Sites Health Home environment Human IGFBP2 gene Immobilization In Vitro Individual Ingestion Intervention Knowledge Laboratories Ligands Measures Metal exposure Metals Methods Microscopy Minerals Mining Modeling Molecular Native Americans Navajo New Mexico Outcomes Research Oxides Pattern Phase Pilot Projects Plant Roots Plants Play Population Precipitation Process Pueblo Race Rain Reaction Research Resources Risk Risk Reduction Role Sampling Science Scientist Seasons Site Soil Source Spectrum Analysis Superfund Surface System Techniques Testing Toxic effect Tribes Underserved Population Universities Uranium Water aqueous bioaccumulation contaminated drinking water cultural values experience experimental study innovation inorganic phosphate interfacial iron oxide mathematical model member metagenome metal poisoning microbiome microbiome alteration microorganism migration next generation sequencing prevent programs remediation tool toxic metal tribal community tribal lands uptake wasting water flow

项目摘要

PROJECT 1 – ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECT 1 – EP1 - PROJECT SUMMARY Environmental Project 1 will make use of ubiquitous resources both by geochemically customized immobilization strategies making use of existing minerals in mine wastes, as well as exploiting bioaccumulation patterns from local plant root systems. Biogeochemical and mass transfer interfacial processes will be investigated through bench scale experiments using field sediment samples, integrating aqueous chemistry, molecular environmental microbiology, mathematical models, advanced microscopy, and spectroscopy tools. We hypothesize that ubiquitous mineral phases and plants can be used to immobilize metal mixtures under surface oxidizing conditions. Environmental Project 1 will have an invaluable impact on the Pueblo and Navajo communities that live in the proximity of abandoned mine wastes sites. Through the integration of advanced techniques at the cutting- edge of environmental science and engineering, we will investigate reactions and mechanisms at the molecular level to understand macro-scale processes. We will engineer phytoremediation strategies using biogeochemistry tools and reactive transport modeling, together with Next Generation Sequencing analyses (metagenome for rhizosphere experiments). We will use a combination of in-vitro and greenhouse experiments to define specific phytoremediation approaches to decrease metal contamination in soils which will be tested in pilot studies. The participating Pueblo and Navajo communities and UNM METALS scientists will produce new knowledge that can be applied to thousands of other existing abandoned mine waste sites.

项目1-环境项目1-EP1-项目摘要环境项目1将利用无处不在的资源，通过地球化学定制化利用矿山废物中现有矿物以及利用生物积累的固定化战略来自当地植物根系的模式。生物地球化学和传质界面过程将被通过使用野外沉积物样品的实验室规模实验，结合水化学，分子环境微生物学、数学模型、高级显微镜和光谱分析工具。我们假设无处不在的矿物相和植物可以用来固定金属混合物。表面氧化条件。环境项目1将对普韦布洛和纳瓦霍社区产生不可估量的影响废弃矿山废弃场的附近。通过整合先进的切割技术- 环境科学和工程的前沿，我们将在分子水平来理解宏观尺度的过程。我们将使用以下技术设计植物修复策略生物地球化学工具和反应运输模型，以及下一代测序分析 (用于根际实验的元基因组)。我们将使用体外培养和温室培养相结合的方法确定特定的植物修复方法以减少土壤中的金属污染的实验将在试点研究中进行测试。参加会议的普韦布洛和纳瓦霍社区以及新墨西哥州大学的金属科学家将产生新的知识，可应用于数千个其他现有的废弃矿山废弃场。