Contaminants · Metals

ManganeseMn

A metal. Like any element it does not break down: it can be taken out of the soil or water, held in place or changed in chemical form, but not destroyed.

20 written pages
577 sites on the national lists
2 species studied

On the national lists

Sites on the national lists whose official record names this substance. In the bar, the coloured part is the sites still listed. The lists, in full, are on the sites page.

United States
Superfund National Priorities List (NPL)
577 sites, 464 still listed, 31% of the list

Species reported in the literature

Species that acted on this contaminant in at least one study, with the highest level of evidence available. They are pointers from the literature, not a remediation plan.

Plants 2

Sites where it is found

Where plants or fungi were tried

The other sites with a page

In Italy

BrindisiPuglia
Crotone - Cassano - CerchiaraCrotone; Cassano allo Ionio e Cerchiara di Calabria (Cosenza)
Falconara MarittimaFalconara Marittima (Ancona)
MilazzoMilazzo, San Filippo del Mela, Pace del Mela, San Pier Niceto, Monforte San Giorgio (Messina)
Naples East (Napoli Orientale)Campania
Orbetello - former Sitoco areaOrbetello, Monte Argentario (Grosseto)
TitoTito (Potenza)
Val Basento industrial areaValle del Basento (Matera)

Elsewhere in the world

KarabashKarabaš, Russia
Kingston coal ash spillKingston, Roane County, United States
Rum Jungle uranium-copper mineBatchelor, Australia
Sonora River spill (Buenavista del Cobre mine)Cananea, Mexico

ManganeseMn

On the national lists

Species reported in the literature

Plants 2

Sites where it is found

Where plants or fungi were tried

Bagnoli-Coroglio (Naples)

Buyat Bay, submarine tailings of the Mesel gold mine

Chambishi and the Kafue river (Zambian Copperbelt)

Jadugoda uranium mine and tailings ponds

Kasur tanneries

Litorale Domizio Flegreo and Agro Aversano ("Terra dei Fuochi")

Sukinda chromite valley

Tar Creek (Picher)

The other sites with a page