Antimony (Sb) is introduced into soils, sediments, and aquatic environments from various
sources such as weathering of sulfide ores, leaching of mining wastes, and anthropogenic …

Antimony (Sb) is a toxic metalloid, and its pollution has become a global environmental
problem as a result of its extensive use and corresponding Sb-mining activities. The toxicity …

Antimony (Sb) is a non-essential element for plants, animals, and humans. With increased
anthropogenic inputs from mining and industrial activities, ore processing, vehicle …

Military activities drastically affect soil properties mainly via physical/chemical disturbances
during military training and warfare. The present paper aims to review (1) physical/chemical …

Abstract Antimony (Sb–V), a carcinogenic metalloid, is becoming prevalent in water and soil
due to anthropogenic activities. Biochar could be an effective remedy for Sb (V) …

Antimony (Sb) is a serious toxic and non-essential metalloid for animals, humans, and
plants. The rapid increase in anthropogenic inputs from mining and industrial activities …

Approximately, more than 200 million hectares are contaminated with heavy metals (HMs)
having very high concentrations greater than the standard values worldwide. Thus, the …

Cationic and anionic heavy metal contamination sometimes co-exists in soil systems, such
as mining areas and shooting ranges, seriously threatens human health and ecological …

Researchers are increasingly concerned about antimony (Sb) in ecosystems and the
environment. Sb primarily enters the environment through anthropogenic (urbanization …

Purpose Soil metal (loid) pollution poses a severe threat to human health. Specifically,
oxyanions such as arsenic (As) and antimony (Sb) have entered soil through historical …