Egyptian Lakes are received different organic and inorganic pollutants from treated and
untreated drainage effluent. Forty-five surface water samples from 15 locations were …

Abstract El-Burullus Lake is the second largest coastal lagoon in Egypt in addition to its
connection to the Mediterranean Sea. In this study, geochemical fractionations of heavy …

This study was designed to assess the levels of nutrient salts and eutrophication status in
Burullus Lake water. Most of the physicochemical characteristics showed wide variations …

The mean concentrations of heavy metals in the sediments of Burullus Lake shoreline follow
a descending order of Mn> Fe> Zn> Co> Cu> Cd> Ni> Pb> Cr. Where concentrations of Cd …

Burullus Lake is the second largest of Egypt's northern lakes, connected with the
Mediterranean Sea through the El-Boughaz opening. The objective of this study aimed to …

Abstract Background Burullus Lake has received a great attention because of its
environmental and economic importance for connecting with the Mediterranean Sea through …

This study examined the physicochemical characteristics, nutrients, and bacteriological
indicators of surface water from ten sampling sites along Kitchener and New Damietta …

The research evaluates the spatio-temporal phytoplankton community structure and
abundance along with the pollution sources and the lake bioenergy potential, primarily in …

The urgent environmental issue of heavy metal pollution in aquatic environments has
brought attention to Burullus Lake due to its environmental and economic significance …

It is critical to look into the geographic variation of physicochemical features and pollutants,
including heavy metals, in drainage water in order to safeguard human health, the …