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

Wastewater generated from urban agglomerations in India is estimated to be 26.4 km 3
annually and 28% of it is treated. This has a potential to irrigate about 2.1 million-ha …

This correspondence continues to build on the recent article published in Environment
International by Dwivedi et al.(2018), who identified threats to human health in the Ganga …

Water is the most important need; human activities have made it polluted and harmful for life
in the water as well as on land. One of the most important pollutants is heavy metals when …

Understanding how dissolved trace elements chemically evolve in the Ganga River from
source to sink is important to understand subcatchment contributions and chemical …

Materials and Methods Samples collection: The water samples were collected from five
different sites around Yamuna river in Delhi area as follows: 1. Okhala Bird Sanctuary; 2 …

The concentration of Copper (Cu) and Iron (Fe) in water from River Yamuna, Delhi, India,
were determined by Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS). Heavy …

The objectives of this work were to develop and extend the previously proposed approaches
to control the structure of nanoscale planar systems based on modular fluorophore …

Heavy metals in soil and water resources pose a grave threat to all forms of life, especially
due to their bio-accumulative nature. Out of various low-cost adsorbents that have been …

Present cross-sectional study was conducted to evaluate riverine water quality in Western
Himalayan region of India and assess carcinogenic and non-carcinogenic human health …