Toxic metals in river sediments may represent significant ecological concerns, although
there has been limited research on the source-oriented ecological hazards of metals in …

During recent decades, adverse effects of unexpected contaminants, such as heavy metals
on widely consumed diets have threatened human health. The objective of this study was to …

Identifying sources of pollutants in watersheds is critical to accurately predicting stormwater
quality. Many existing software used to model stormwater quality rely on decades-old data …

Deterministic factors including homogeneous and heterogeneous selection and stochastic
factors jointly shape ecological communities. However, a quantitative synthesis of the factors …

The present study was designed to assess the concentration of potentially toxic elements
(PTES) in anchovy fish sauce from the Persian Gulf and estimate health risks (non …

Urbanization has several hydro-ecological effects on receiving waters. Hence,
understanding how urbanization influences river water quality is essential for proper river …

Understanding the impacts of land use changes (LUCCs) on the dynamics of water quantity
and quality is necessary for the identification of mitigation measures favorable for …

Nature-based solutions and similar natural water retention measures to manage urban
runoff are often implemented by cities in order to reduce runoff peaks, catch pollutants, and …

Heavy metal (HM) introduction from various land-use patterns can be a major source of
metal resistance genes (MRGs) entering river environments. This influx can trigger the …

Abstract The Niger River, Bamako's population's primary drinking water source, is
threatened by human activities. This study examines the Niger River pollution trend using …