Heavy metals are released into the environment by both anthropogenic and natural sources.
Highly reactive and often toxic at low concentrations, they may enter soils and groundwater …

Metal in the environment arises from both natural sources and human activities. Toxic metals
in air, soil, and water have become a global problem. They are potential hazards to aquatic …

Heavy metal contamination of soils is one of the main factors contributing to soil quality
decline and loss of biodiversity, which is also associated with plant contamination, as metals …

Many spatial interpolation methods perform well for gentle terrains when producing spatially
continuous surfaces based on ground point data. However, few interpolation methods …

Detailed knowledge of soil properties is fundamentally important for optimizing agriculture
practices and management. Meanwhile, the spatial distribution of soil physicochemical …

The exposure assessment component of a Wildlife Ecological Risk Assessment aims to
estimate the magnitude, frequency, and duration of exposure to a chemical or environmental …

Growing social concern about environmental quality has been observed in recent years, on
global and local scales. As the world's population continues to grow, it becomes imperative …

Landscape pattern is an important determinant of soil contamination at multiple scales, and
a proper understanding of their relationship is essential for alleviating soil contamination …

Pesticide use in agricultural landscapes creates environmental contamination that is
heterogenous in space and time. Mobile organisms, such as bees, are exposed to multiple …

Initial assessment of landslide susceptible areas is important in designing landslide
mitigation measures. This study, a part of our study on the develo** a landslide spatial …