Under the continuous industrial extension and development, environmental pollution with
heavy metals has been accepted as environmental and health treats in the sustainable …

Environmental pollution is escalating at an alarming rate due to human activities such as
rapid urbanization, technological innovation, improper farming practices, and …

Environmental pollution from hazardous waste materials, organic pollutants and heavy
metals, has adversely affected the natural ecosystem to the detriment of man. These …

Anthropogenic activities such as urbanization, industrialization, technological escalation,
unsafe agricultural activities and natural disasters such as volcanic eruptions have led to the …

Environmental pollution of heavy metals, either from anthropogenic sources or natural
disasters, adversely affects the natural ecosystems. Accumulation of heavy metals include …

The widespread contamination of heavy metals in the ecosystem has emerged as a global
threat to the environment as well as human well-being because of their bioaccumulation and …

Significant amounts of heavy metals are being added into the soil and effluents each and
every day due to enhanced industrialization and other anthropocentric activities. Many …

Contamination of the natural ecosystem by heavy metals, organic pollutants, and hazardous
waste severely impacts on health and survival of humans, animals, plants, and …

In the contemporary age, heavy metal exclusion from the soil, water, and food requires
advanced technologies. Dealing with heavy metals is essentially needed, as the exceeding …

Heavy metals are present in the environment naturally, however, increasing rate of
industrial, anthropogenic, and geological activities have expedited the release of the high …