The distribution diversity and significance of microbial processes in a mine tailing-contaminated floodplain: Implications for groundwater contamination and remediation

Author

Bruce W. Wielinga, The University of Montana

Year of Award

1997

Document Type

Dissertation - Campus Access Only

Degree Type

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

Other Degree Name/Area of Focus

Microbiology, Biochemistry

Department or School/College

Division of Biological Sciences

Committee Chair

James E. Gannon

Keywords

Mines and mineral resources Waste disposal., Acid mine drainage., Acid soils., Microorganisms., Groundwater Pollution., Hazardous waste sites.

Publisher

The University of Montana

Recommended Citation

Wielinga, Bruce W., "The distribution diversity and significance of microbial processes in a mine tailing-contaminated floodplain: Implications for groundwater contamination and remediation" (1997). Graduate Student Theses, Dissertations, & Professional Papers. 10502.
https://scholarworks.umt.edu/etd/10502