Chemical pollution, ie the release of anthropogenic chemical substances into the
environment, is a driver of biodiversity loss. Although this issue has been widely investigated …

Lead (Pb) pollution and human exposure to Pb, is an important issue for the international
community to address being associated with 0.90 million deaths from long-term effects. The …

China holds large-scale lead–zinc mineral resources; however, mining activities often cause
severe contamination by heavy metals. This study systemically assessed contamination by …

Lead (Pb) pollution has been one of the major environmental problems of worldwide
significance. It is a latent factor for several fatal illnesses, whereas the exposure to lead in …

The expansion of urban areas leads to a decrease in natural habitats, resulting some
species to live in urban environments. Novel environmental factors might influence their …

Purpose Adding organic soil amendments, like animal manure, can alleviate the mobility of
lead (Pb). However, there is a scarcity of in vivo studies examining the impact of animal …

Lead (Pb) contamination in the environment affects both humans and animals. Chronic
exposure to Pb via dietary intake of animal products such as milk from contaminated areas …

The ecological risk assessment and source identification of heavy metals (HMs) are
significant for resource utilization and food security. This study aims to assess the spatial …

The release of contaminants as herbicides, fungicides and insecticides into the environment
has been listed as one of the six major contributors to the global decline of reptiles. Although …

In this study, the zero valent iron-biochar composite (ZVI-BC) was applied to construct an
active surface soil layer for the simultaneous remediation of As-Zn contaminated soil and …