Urban wetland ecosystems are easily influenced by heavy metals (HMs) because of their
functional properties. In this study, absolute principal component scores-multivariate linear …

Heavy metals cause deleterious effects on human health and drastically alter the
biogeochemical cycles within freshwater habitats. The main human activities leading to …

Abstract The Nile River is the soul of Egypt, providing more than 95% of its freshwater
demand. However, it receives different pollutants discharged into the water body along its …

In the earth's crust, there is an occurrence of naturally occurring radioactive material (NORM)
in all parts of the environment as well as in sediment form based on the formation of rock …

Mariout Lake is one of the Northern Nile-Delta Lakes in Egypt that receives agricultural,
industrial and domestic effluents through several drains. The present study aims to evaluate …

In the twenty-first century, numerous forms of pollution have adversely impacted freshwater
and the entire aquatic ecosystem. The higher population density in urban areas also …

Radioactivity measurements for water, sediment, microbial films and the bioaccumulation of
radionuclides by extremophiles from hypersaline lakes and hot springs were carried out as …

Comprehensive radiological survey and evaluation of heavy metal contamination were
conducted in Chini Lake, which has been awarded a pristine title of Biosphere Reserve. The …

This study focused on the monitoring and assessment of aquatic ecosystem functioning
based on the abiotic and biotic features of Lake Nasser in the post-flood and pre-flood …

The present study aims to investigate the geospatial variations in natural radioactivity,
radiological risks, and the heavy mineral content along the urban costal zone of Chennai …