… In light of this, we used the total number of arsenic-attributable deaths – about 43 000
deaths per year – for our economic impact assessment, since it more … Economic implications …

… Arsenic contamination mitigation technologies have been adsorption-based, but the …
arsenic removal capacity is 32.5 mg/g, which is the highest among all naturally occurring arsenic …

… This article summarises the nature of the impact of arsenic on plants, the physio-biochemical
mechanisms evolved to cope with As stress, and the mitigation measures that can be …

… Arsenic and socio-economic issues Estimates of the economic impact of poor health arising
from arsenic in groundwater in Bangladesh suggest that the cost of inaction is extremely high…

… of health impacts such as cancer with large concentrations of arsenic in groundwater. …
the latter typically can benefit from large economies of scale for the water treatment process. …

… mitigation strategies focus on drinking water based on exploration of As-free water and As
removal from extracted water, whereas mitigation … , sustainability and impact on arsenicosis. …

… Arsenic contamination of soil and groundwater due to … This study reports the mechanism
of arsenic distribution in … the impact of arsenic into the food-chain and outlines the arsenic …

… economic impacts of the urban and rural populations of Bangladesh to Arsenic, assesses
the risky behavior of contracting Arsenic … of various alternative mitigation techniques with …

… The impact of arsenic concentration on household labor supply and on intrahouse- … We
report the marginal impact (in percentage) of arsenic contamination on the number of work hours …

… of a parameter, the higher is its impact on the economic sensitivity of the system. … economic
viability of individual community systems. The cost of the adsorbent only had a minor impact …