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|a Sakakibara, Masayuki
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|a Artisanal and Small-Scale Gold Mining (ASGM) Related Environmental and Health Problems
|h Elektronische Ressource
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|a Basel
|b MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute
|c 2023
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|a 1 electronic resource (360 p.)
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|a health risk
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|a Amazon Basin
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|a Hg
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|a working memory
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|a atmospheric
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|a para-occupational
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|a ASGM
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|a alluvial mining
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|a human hair
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|a environmental risks
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|a environmental and health impact
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|a health
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|a artisanal small-scale gold mining
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|a tree bark
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|a geomedical science
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|a environmental health
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|a Myanmar
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|a air
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|a arsenic
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|a heavy metal contamination
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|a active mining
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|a copper
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|a absorption
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|a environmental exposure
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|a bibliometric analysis
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|a online health assessment
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|a best-worst scaling
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|a neuro-psychological disorders
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|a Research & information: general / bicssc
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|a Amazon
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|a small-scale mining
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|a river sediments
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|a toxic metals
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|a transdisciplinary
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|a accumulation
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|a intoxication
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|a Gorontalo Province
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|a Matsigenka
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|a work
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|a amalgamation
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|a Environmental economics / bicssc
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|a lead
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|a heavy metal
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|a Southeast Asia
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|a extractive industries
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|a surface water occurrence
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|a elevated blood levels
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|a soil
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|a geo-accumulation index
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|a Ecuador
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|a Manu National Park
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|a mining camp
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|a mining
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|a landcover change
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|a coronavirus disease
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|a contaminant mobility
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|a human health
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|a TDCoPs
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|a mercury
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|a fish
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|a artisanal and small gold mining
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|a water
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|a illegal mining
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|a job opportunities
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|a preferences
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|a synthetic aperture radar
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|a plant
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|a economic valuation
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|a contaminant movement
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|a artisanal and small-scale gold mining
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|a artisanal mining
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|a environment
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|a Gorontalo
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|a influxes of miners
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|a Indonesia
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|a Indonesian gold mining
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|a disease
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|a This reprint focuses on artisanal and small-scale gold mining (ASGM) all over the world, as well as its impact on the economy, environment, and health, providing sustainable solutions to severe ASGM problems. This book presents a total of 20 published articles of regions including Southeast Asia, South America, and South Africa, as well as a general overview of ASGM issues. Studies included in this book posit that (1) ASGM activity is still widely practiced as an alternative livelihood in rural areas in many countries around the world, using toxic elements such as Hg and cyanide due to a lack of legal enforcement on the ASGM sector; (2) ASGM has a negative impact on environmental ecosystems, causes occupational health problems for miners, and causes chronic health disorders in both ASGM communities and those living far from ASGM areas. However, some studies propose that specific potential bioindicators could be used to monitor the environment and health of those living in ASGM communities, providing sustainable solutions to severe ASGM problems.
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