Haryana is one of the leading states in India in the agricultural and industrial production.
With the expansion of these sectors, a continuous increase in water demand is leading to …

This study highlights the impact of formal agricultural practices and their adverse effect on
the deterioration of underground water quality, with special emphasis on toxic elements …

Abstract The Stockholm Convention underpins the significance of monitoring the toxic trace
metals in ecosystems. This study was conducted in May Sieley stream, North Ethiopia, in …

Water is the most important non-organic compound for living cells, and the life of all living
organisms depends on it. Water is not found purely in nature, but it always contains some …

This study aimed to evaluate the human health risk posed by potentially toxic elements
(PTEs) in 59 bottled mineral water (BMW) samples of 25 different brands marketed in …

Abstract Ssanyu GA, Kiwanuka M, Lunkuse I, Okumu D, Mbeiza NM. 2023. Perspective of
heavy metal potential risk in wetlands soil and fish for amplified waste management around …

The current study aims to assess the risk in humans due to six heavy metals, namely zinc,
iron, copper, cadmium, arsenic, and lead, present in the tanker water supplied in the rural …

This study included the preparation of new dithiocarbamate ligand, namely: potassium ((1, 4-
phenylenebis (azanediyl)) bis (2-oxoethane-2, 1-diyl)) bis (benzylcarbamodithioate) …

Heavy metals, such as cadmium (Cd), arsenic (As), lead (Pb), and mercury (Hg), are often
detected in water, causing detrimental effects to human health. This study assessed Cd, As …

Many in and out of the country presume that those residing in the United States have
universal access to safe drinking water. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention …