Fate and mobility of arsenic in soils of the Madison River Basin
By: by William P. Inskeep, Jim Bauder, and Jon Wraith - Dept. of Land Resources & Environmental Sciences, Montana State University, Bozeman, Montana.
Contributors: Bauder, Jim.; Wraith, Jon.; Montana University System. Water Resources Center.
Series: Report -- no. 191; Report (Montana University System. Water Resources Center) -- no. 191.
Publisher: Montana University System, Water Resources Center
Published: 1999
Place of publication: Bozeman, Mont
Subjects: Arsenic wastes -- Madison River Valley (Wyo. and Mont.); Tailings (Metallurgy) -- Madison River Valley (Wyo. and Mont.); Aquifers -- Madison River Valley (Wyo. and Mont.); Soil acidity -- Madison River Valley (Wyo. and Mont.); Soil pollution -- Madison River Valley (Wyo. and Mont.); Irrigation -- Madison River Valley (Wyo. and Mont.)
Table of contents: value: Arsenic transport in contaminated mine tailings following liming -- C.A. Jones, W.P. Inskeep, and D.R. Neuman; value: Effects of pH and phosphate competition on the transport of arsenate -- Jeffrey E. Darland and William P. Inskeep; value: Arsenic solubility and attenuation in soils of the Madison River Basin, Montana : impacts of long-term irrigation -- C.A. Jones, W.P. Inskeep, J.W. Bauder, and K.E. Keith.