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Surface coal mining inevitably deforests the land, reduces carbon (C) pool and generates different land covers. To re-establish the ecosystem C pool, post-mining lands are often afforested with fast-growing trees. A field study was conducted in the 5-year-old unreclaimed dump and reclaimed coal mine dump to assess the changes in soil CO2 flux and compared with the reference forest site. Changes in...
Coal mine degraded land looses large amounts of soil nutrients during surface mining. However, the magnitude of the change in soil properties can be offset with afforestation. A chronosequence study of 1 to 8years old reclaimed mine soils (RMS) in Singareni Collieries Company Limited (SCCL), India was carried out to assess the development of soil properties and nutrients stocks. Samples from three...
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