Understanding the behavior of metal (loi) ds transported from soil to humans is critical for
human health risk assessment (HHRA). In the last two decades, extensive studies have …

This study evaluates water quality, concentrations and health risks of heavy metals (HMs) in
eight major lakes in Kenya namely Naivasha, Elementaita, Nakuru, Baringo, Bogoria …

There is a growing interest in the characterization of the involvement of toxicant and
pollutant exposures in the development and the progression of several diseases such as …

The spatial distribution and pollution level of heavy metal (loid) s in soil (0–6 m) from a
typical industrial region in Jiangmen City, Southeast China was investigated. Their …

Chronic exposure to arsenic may be detrimental to health. We investigated the behaviour,
remediation and risk management of arsenic in Freiberg, Germany, characterized by past …

The concentration and bioaccumulation of heavy metals were investigated in four distinct
components (water, sediment, benthic organisms, and fish) in the Ennore estuary. The …

The study of potentially toxic element (PTE) hazards around e-waste recycling areas has
attracted increasing attention but does not consider elemental bioaccessibility. Here, the …

Trivalent metals-modified-biochar (BC) has been widely used for the removal of fluorine (F)
in water, but little is known about its effects on the stability and mobility of F-contaminated …

Exploration of the association between heavy metal bioaccessibility (BAc) and soil
properties is essential for rationalization of risk assessment and remediation of …

Direct ingestion of sandstorm particles is an important pathway in human exposure to heavy
metals. This study investigated the potential health risks of heavy metals transported in …