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Environmental Safety: Techniques for Identifying Soil-Human Health Risks in Mine-Site Reclamation offers a comprehensive and science-backed examination of the methods used to identify environmental and public health risks arising from potentially toxic elements (PTEs) in mine-impacted soils.
As extractive industries—particularly metal mining—continue to expand, it is vital to assess their environmental and human health implications. This book details innovative and globally accepted methodologies that inform soil contamination assessment, land degradation, and safe mine-site reclamation. With a focus on Ghana and the broader context of artisanal and small-scale mining, this resource is indispensable for researchers, environmental professionals, and policy-makers.
✨ Covers scientific techniques for detecting hazardous soil pollutants
✨ Explores the intersection of soil science, environmental risk, and public health
✨ Highlights sustainability and regulatory approaches for post-mining land recovery
✨ Focuses on real-world scenarios, including case studies from Ghana’s mining sector
✅ Key Highlights
• Practical methodologies for environmental risk assessment in mining areas
• Analytical techniques for measuring heavy metals and toxic soil contaminants
• Strategies for mine-site reclamation and human health risk mitigation
• Critical resource for environmental scientists, geologists, public health experts, and students
• Discusses extractive industry sustainability, governance, and pollution control
⚡ Environmental Safety is ideal for:
• Researchers in environmental and soil sciences
• Mining industry regulators and environmental consultants
• Students in geology, environmental health, or sustainability studies
• Government officials and NGOs focused on land restoration and pollution control
• Professionals working in mining communities or resource governance

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Product Details

Attribute	Value
Title	Environmental Safety: Techniques for Identifying Soil-Human Health Risks in Mine-Site Reclamation
Author	Dr. Albert Kobina Mensah
ISBN	— (Not provided)
Year Published	2023
Pages	— (Not specified)
Format	Hardcover / Paperback
Weight	0.25 kg
Tags	Environmental Safety, Soil Risk Assessment, Mining Pollution, Mine-Site Reclamation, Heavy Metals, Ghana, Galamsey, PTEs

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- About the Author: Dr. Albert Kobina Mensah

Dr. Albert Kobina Mensah is a Ghanaian environmental scientist and Research Scientist with the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research–Soil Research Institute (CSIR–SRI) in Kumasi, Ghana. He holds a PhD in Environmental Soil Science from Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany, an MSc in Water Resources Management from Kenyatta University (Kenya), and a BSc in Agriculture from the University of Cape Coast.
With a research focus on soil contamination, hazardous elements, and land remediation, Dr. Mensah is a rising authority in mining-related public health risks. His work spans international collaborations, field studies in Ghana's gold-mining regions, and peer-reviewed publications in high-impact environmental science journals.