Water contamination with heavy metals has become a major concern in the present time,
which necessitates the need for effective and flexible techniques for water remediation …

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Chronic exposure to fine particulate matter may cause
adverse health impacts on humans. The impact of fine particulate matter collected in the …

Background. Cement plants generate particulate matter (PM) across processes from raw
material preparation to packaging. The presence of total suspended particulates (TSP) …

The problem of contaminated sites is a hot and difficult issue in global environmental
sustainable development. Because the contaminated site carries a large number of harmful …

Objective This paper assesses the potential ecological risk of hexavalent chromium (Cr (VI))
and silicon dioxide/silica (SiO 2) in well water. Both of pollutants have been classified as …

Cadmium (Cd) is one of the toxic heavy metals found widely in the environment. Skin is an
important target organ of Cd exposure. However, the adverse effects of Cd on human skin …

Heavy metals are the elements that occur naturally in the environment. They have high
atomic weight, electrical conductivity, and density and are called “toxicants.” Their …

Air pollution has emerged as a significant environmental problem in recent decades, with
numerous studies linking it to chronic and cardiovascular diseases. However, the impact of …

Chromium is a potentially toxic metal due to several acute and chronic effects on human.
Chromium can accumulate in the soil and water as the result of weathering processes …

Chromium (Cr) has been widely used for many purposes and products. The elevation of Cr
concentration in the environment is mainly related to anthropogenic sources. From a long …