Human activities in riverine water bodies can cause loading of nutrients and other pollutants
in receiving systems, affecting species interactions and population dynamics. The present …

This study was conducted to monitor the adverse effect of the drainage wastewater of three
main factories on the macroinvertebrates biodiversity of Ismailia Canal. Water and benthos …

Tin mining activities not only released metal contaminants into environment, but also
radionuclides into the native soil and sediment. There is a possibility that radionuclides be …

The present study illustrates the evaluation of certain environmental parameters and some
heavy metals in 27 sites at three Nile Deltaic Lakes, namely, Manzalah, burullus and Idku …

Increasing anthropogenic activities in Nigeria have immensely contributed to concentrations
of radionuclides in the aquatic environments. This paper reviewed the various impacts of …

Purpose The protection of endogenous species is one of the important ecological issues in
which all the World Environmental Agreements are searching for. The purpose of the study …

The sediment compartment has the ability to trap large amounts of radionuclides and to
indicate the radiological impact of pollution. The present work shows the results obtained …

Macro-invertebrates are the most commonly suggested bioindicators for biomonitoring and
have been extensively studied in temperate areas. On the other hand, the methodology and …

The paper presents experience of developing and maintaining a system of radioecological
monitoring of freshwater ecosystems in the vicinity of Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant …

Rosetta branch considered the most polluted area of Nile River especially the region from
Kanater city to kafr Elzayat city. Six stations selected longitudinally at this region for …