Heavy metals are defined by their long biological half-life and non-biodegradability in the
environment and the human body. Thus, they can accumulate in considerable amounts …

The increasing global concern over the contamination of natural resources, especially
freshwater, has intensified the need for effective water treatment methods. This article …

Simple Summary This study assessed the toxic metal levels in four species of fish and
shrimp (Labeo bata, Sillaginopsis panigus, Platycepalus fuscus, and Penaeus monodon) …

This study aimed to evaluate the concentration, distribution, along with the environmental
and human health impact of eight heavy metals—Pb, Cr, Cu, Cd, Zn, Mn, Ni, and As—on St …

Heavy metals and organic pollutants like total petroleum hydrocarbons (TPHs) in coastal
marine sediments are receiving extensive attention, as they may pose a serious threat to the …

Heavy metal pollution of natural and cultivated habitats may be caused by agricultural,
industrial, and human activities. Fish living in these habitats easily accumulate metals in …

Accumulation of heavy metals in aquatic meat can have a destructive role in food safety and
is also closely related to the water and feed consumed by animals. Thus, the aim of this …

Heavy metal contamination of fish is a serious public health concern worldwide, including in
Bangladesh. In this study, six commonly consumed fish species namely Hilsha (Tenualosa …

Bays are vulnerable ecosystems generally located near densely populated areas where
toxic metals tend to accumulate and stay longer, affecting marine life. This study aimed to …

In the Yucatán Peninsula, anthropogenic activities such as urbanization and the final
disposal of solids and wastewater critically impact aquatic systems. Here, we evaluated the …