PHYTORECULTIVATION OF ROCK MASS DUMPS WITH APPLICATION OF PRODUCT OF UTILIZATION OF INDUSTRIAL WASTES AS A FERTILIZER
Abstract
One of the types of man-made landscapes are dumps of spent rock mass, which, occupying
significant areas of the earth's surface, change the terrain, are sources of secondary pollution of
atmospheric air by dust and subsequent infiltration of weathering products into soil and
groundwater. Among the existing ways of solving this problem is phytorecultivation of the surface
of dumps as ecologically expedient. When the realization of this technology it is necessary to take
into account the deficiency of nitrogen and sulfur compounds in the rock mass, which are necessary
for the growth of plants. Therefore, it is recommended to use fertilizers or substances, which are
available to them by composition to create primary conditions for the growth of plants.