The deep soil mixing method (DSM) is known as a reliable and cost-efficient method of
ground improvement which has been studied in great detail for peat stabilisation. The …

Acid sulfate soils are sulfide-rich soils that pose a notable environmental risk as their strong
acidity and low pH mobilizes metals from soil minerals leading to both acidification and …

Established international soil classification systems have not properly accommodated acid
sulfate soils (ASS) and soil materials in Finland and Sweden because:(1) in these soils …

Acid Mine Drainage (AMD) is unique acidic wastewater produced in the process of iron
mining and utilization. The soil and wetland contaminated by AMD in a mining area in …

This article provides a general introduction to acid sulfate soil materials including those in
Muthurajawela, a marsh of high ecological significance on the western coast of Sri Lanka …

Acid sulfate soils (AS-soils) are a common feature along coastlines in many countries that
can have significant environmental and economic impacts. AS-soils oxidation may cause …

Fine‐grained hypermonosulfidic sediments are widespread on the coastal plains of the
northern Baltic Sea that when drained, cause the formation and dispersion of acid and toxic …

Peatlands occur globally, and peat's microbial biodiversity is dominated by nutrient cycling.
Peat soils derive acidity through carbon cycling, and the role of sulfur‐utilising bacteria is …

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Tropical peatlands play a crucial role in the global
ecosystem. These distinctive ecosystems are frequently regarded as peripheral areas that …

Factors limiting the production of the greenhouse gases nitrous oxide (N 2 O) and carbon
dioxide (CO 2) were investigated in three incubation experiments conducted with soil from …