Smith, B.; Ferguson, A.; Fordyce, F.; Hooker, P.J.. 1999 Geochemical mapping of the rural and urban environment : an aid for the detection of contaminated land. In: Abstracts of the 17th SEGH European Conference. Glasgow, UK, University of Glasgow and SEGH, 1pp.
Abstract
The cost-effective reclamation of contaminated land and/or water resources requires a detailed knowledge
of the current state of contamination and an understanding of the natural background to which the site may
be most appropriately returned. Within this context, the British Geological Survey is in the process of
completing a systematic national geochemical survey of the UK surface environment based on the
collection of stream sediments, soils and stream waters to produce a series of geochemical maps which can
be integrated with other environmental information to produce valuable baseline and benchmark data for
both rural and urban environments.
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