Mercury (Hg), a global pollutant produced by anthropogenic and natural means acts as a
bioacumulative toxin that severely affects our environment and human lives. Besides being …

The heavy metal mercury is a non-essential hazardous element which concentrates up the
food chain. It is necessary to assess the ecological risk of mercury to establish proper …

Background The ecological consequences of mercury (Hg) pollution—one of the major
pollutants worldwide—on microbial taxonomic and functional attributes remain poorly …

Hg contaminated soils are of concern due to the toxic effects on soil microbes. Currently, the
adaptation of bacterial community to long-term Hg contamination remains largely unknown …

Mercury (Hg) pollution is a well-recognized global environmental and health issue and
exhibits distinctive persistence, neurotoxicity, bioaccumulation, and biomagnification effects …

Contamination of land and water caused by heavy metal mercury (Hg) poses a serious
threat to biota worldwide. The seriousness of toxicity of this neurotoxin is characterized by its …

Heavy metal pollution that results from electronic waste (e-waste) recycling activities has
severe ecological environmental toxicity impacts on recycling areas. The distribution of …

Mercury is a globally distributed toxicant to aquatic animals and mammals. However, the
potential risks of environmental relevant mercury in terrestrial systems remain largely …

Mercury (Hg) is a global pollutant affecting ecosystems and posing risks to wildlife and
human health. Mercury in soil represents a major indicator of its availability to enter both the …

The present study describes bioavailability and chronic effects of bismuth to earthworms
Eisenia andrei using OECD reproduction test. Adult earthworms were exposed to natural …