Heavy metals (HMs) are natural environmental constituents, but their geochemical
processes and biochemical equilibrium have been altered by indiscriminate use for human …

River water and sediment embody environmental characteristics that give valuable eco-
environmental information. Due to rapid industrialization, the aquatic environment of any …

The contamination and health risks by arsenic and chromium in the Al-Khobar coastal area,
Arabian Gulf, have been assessed by examining 29 samples of surface sediment. Several …

Heavy metal pollution in marine ecosystems is an escalating environmental concern, largely
driven by anthropogenic activities, and poses potential threats to ecological health and …

Several environmental indicators were used to evaluate the water and sediment quality of
Ismailia Canal for heavy metal contamination. The average concentrations of heavy metals …

The current study evaluates the contamination and health risks by Cd, Co, Cu, Fe, Pb, Zn, Ni,
and Mn in coastal sediment of the Abu Ghusun, Egyptian Red Sea. 28 surface sediments …

Urban and industrial wastewaters, and the weathering of rocks are the main anthropogenic
and natural sources of heavy metals (HMs) in coastal worldwide environments. The present …

Heavy metal (HM) pollution in coastal ecosystems have posed threats to organisms and
human worldwide. This study comprehensively investigated the concentrations, sources …

In this study, water of the channels and ponds that conduct residual water in two most
important cities of Saudi Arabia were assessed to ascertain the influence of the population …

To assess the contamination and ecological risk assessment of the Shalateen coastal
sediments, Red Sea, Egypt, 35 samples were collected to analyze Cu, Sr, Zn, Cd, Pb, Fe …