The objective of this current review article is to evaluate the current knowledge of the
contaminated soil in the study area based on reports and the results of previous …

Organisms need very small amounts of heavy metals to continue to grow and survive, so-
called trace elements. Heavy metals are the main pollutants found in industrial effluents …

High concentration of oil contaminant in soils beside a devastated effect on ecosystems
caused more uptakes of pollutants by plants and then entrance to human and other live …

Mining activities which scar the landscape produce various types of wastes and tailings
which have different kinds of adverse effects on the natural environment and these areas …

Contamination of soil by toxic elements is a global issue of growing importance due to the
increased anthropogenic impact on the natural environment. Conventional methods of soil …

Human activities and a growing economic development have resulted in increased pollution
of soil, for instance in Latvia there are more than 2650 territories with historically …

Soil covers the earth surface at a depth of anywhere between a few millimetres to a few
metres, and is formed by the weathering of various rocks and organic materials allowing the …

The present investigation was carried out to evaluate the phytoextraction potential of three
main wild plant species: annual nettle (Urtica urens L.), daisy fleabane (Stenactis annua (L.) …

Phytoremediation is a method that use plants which can remove or stabilize pollutants in the
environment. The aim of the polluted area remediation is to return ecosystems into original …

Sažetak Discarding waste in open spaces, commonly called dumps, is highly damaging to
the environment. High concentrations of heavy metals are observed, which creates the need …