River Ganga is considered sacred by people of India for providing life sustenance to
environment and ecology. Anthropogenic activities have generated important …

Background The water quality of Ganga, the largest river in Indian sub-continent and life line
to hundreds of million people, has severely deteriorated. Studies have indicated the …

This study collected past sampling data on total concentrations of 12 heavy metals (Cd, Pb,
Cr, Hg, Zn, Cu, Ni, Al, Fe, Mn, As, and Co) in surface water bodies, ie, 168 rivers and 71 …

The sources of heavy metals and their loads in the Ajay River were investigated based on
the seasonal and spatial variations. To identify variation and pathways of heavy metals …

Contamination of surface and groundwater resources to heavy metal due to mining activities
is a worldwide major issue because of its probable health risks to local residents. In the …

Water quality is closely associated with human health and socio-economic sustainable
development. With the increasingly intensive anthropogenic activities, pollutants especially …

The objective of the study is to reveal the seasonal variations in the river water quality with
respect to heavy metals contamination. To get the extend of trace metals contamination …

Heavy metals are well-recognised as environmental hazards due to their toxicity,
environmental persistence, and bioaccumulation in living organisms. Human health is a …

The anthropogenic toxic metal dissemination in surface water resources is a major
ecological and public health concern at diverse scales, from the regional to the global scale …

The objective of the present study is to investigate the current status of heavy metal pollution
in River Yamuna, Delhi stretch. The concentrations of Nickel, Cadmium, Chromium, Copper …