… Arsenic (As) contamination and its adverse consequences … on the impact of As contamination
and phytotoxicity in past two … The potential of various mitigation strategies with particular …

Arsenic contamination of groundwater in different parts of the world is an outcome of natural
and/or anthropogenic sources, leading to adverse effects on human health and ecosystem. …

… in order to devise effective mitigation. The main mitigation strategies focus on drinking water
… removal from extracted water, whereas mitigation strategies on cooking water and reducing …

… At the same time as we are recognizing that arsenic, even at … have also learned that arsenic
contamination is much more … mitigate the problem, in contrast to many other contaminants, …

… situation, this paper proposes innovations necessary to achieve effective arsenic mitigation
in the … of resource recovery and concentrate management strategies in clean production. …

… Arsenic contamination occurs at both water and soil level (Phillips 1990). Arsenic contamination
in … The main sources of arsenic contamination in rice include some specific sources such …

… the area of arsenic transporters, its metabolism, and phytoremediation from contaminated soil
… vittata to reduce arsenic concentration in rice from arsenic-contaminated environment. The …

… A global “normal range,” ie, not from an As-contaminated environment, of 80–200 μg kg −1
has been suggested (151). Arsenic contamination due to irrigation with As-tainted …

… arsenic contaminated water has been widely reported, however, the presence and effects of
arsenic … reason being difficulty in estimation of arsenic compounds in gaseous or particulate …

… mitigation strategies were sorted based on keywords like ‘conventional approach on mitigation
strategies of arsenic’… Arsenic contamination in air, soil, and water above permissible limits …