Land Improvement Solutions: Afforestation and Planting Fruit Trees and Short-Term Crops after Mine Closure in Luong Son District, Hoa Binh Province, Vietnam
2020
Nguyen, Hai X.(Research Center for Environmental Monitoring and Modeling (CEMM), University of Science) | Tran, Hong T.(Research Center for Environmental Monitoring and Modeling (CEMM), University of Science) | Pham, Ha T. T.(Research Center for Environmental Monitoring and Modeling (CEMM), University of Science) | Pham, Anh V. T.(Research Center for Environmental Monitoring and Modeling (CEMM), University of Science) | Phan, Trang T.(Research Center for Environmental Monitoring and Modeling (CEMM), University of Science) | Pham, Ho N.(Research Center for Environmental Monitoring and Modeling (CEMM), University of Science)
Luong Son is a district to the east gateway of Hoa Binh province, adjacent to Hanoi the capital and the northwest of Vietnam. Against the background of the rapidly expanding natural resources exploitation, a lack of experience in the general management of resources is obvious. The problem of serious environmental pollution occurs due to the increase of mining activities. This is especially true in mining areas located near fast-growing urban areas. In particular, after the end of the exploitation and mine closure, there is a need to improve and recover the environmental conditions in order to protect untapped mineral reserves and to keep the exploitation site in a sustainable status. This includes questions of environmental safety and soil recovery within the affected areas. This article deals with 2 types of land improvement and restoration in Luong Son district: (1) designing a method for land improvement by afforestation and (2) designing a method for land improvement by planting fruit trees and short-term crops.
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