Characterization of environmental liabilities.

<div><p>Mining environmental liabilities (MELs) are abandoned deposits resulting from extractive activities that pose a high risk of contamination and remain an unresolved challenge for authorities worldwide. This study evaluated the contamination levels of potentially toxic elements (PT...

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Main Author:	César Julio Cáceda Quiroz (22683324) (author)
Other Authors:	Gisela July Maraza Choque (22683327) (author), Gabriela de Lourdes Fora Quispe (22683330) (author), Diana Galeska Farfan Pajuelo (22683333) (author), Edwin Denis Obando Velarde (22683336) (author), Fulvia Chiampo (22683339) (author), Milena Carpio Mamani (22683342) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Cell Biology Biotechnology Ecology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified statistically significant differences revealed multiple sources principal component analysis potentially toxic elements exceeded regulatory standards critical preliminary assessment comprehensive baseline assessments abandoned deposits resulting 961 &# 8201 64 &# 8201 271 &# 8201 102 &# 8201 epa 7199 methods epa 6020a method potential ecological implications kg ), lead kg ), cadmium peru </ p ecological risks associated associated ecological risks risks associated kg ), epa 9013a social risks ms ), 05 ), urgent need unresolved challenge sustainable strategies study evaluated rural communities research provides remediation efforts performed following observed across largely attributed interpretative scale international policies high risk hexavalent chromium global scales free cyanide findings underscore extractive activities environmental liabilities environmental legacies determined using current lack considerable margin authorities worldwide
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Characterization of environmental liabilities.

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