Ecological and Human Health Hazards Evaluation of Toxic Metal Contamination in Agricultural Lands Using Multi-Index and Geostatistical Techniques across the Mnasra Area of Morocco's Gharb Plain Region
Hatim Sanad,
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Rachid Moussadek,
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Latifa Mouhir
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Journal of Hazardous Materials Advances,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 100724 - 100724
Published: April 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Scope of Nanomaterials in Phytoremediation Actions of Agricultural Crops
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Geo-Spatial Insights into Heavy Metal Contamination and Ecological Implications in River Sediments: Identifying Agrochemical Impacts Through Pollution Indices in Morocco’s Sidi Allal Tazi Region, Sebou Basin
Hatim Sanad,
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Rachid Moussadek,
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Latifa Mouhir
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Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 18, 2025
Abstract
Sediments
in
agricultural
ecosystems
serve
as
critical
indicators
of
environmental
pollution,
particularly
regions
subjected
to
intensive
practices.
This
research
evaluates
the
hazards
and
implications
heavy
metal
(HM)
contamination
river
sediments
from
Sidi
Allal
Tazi
area
within
Morocco’s
Sebou
basin.
Twenty
sediment
samples
were
extracted
strategically
designated
locations,
levels
analyzed
using
a
multi-index
integration
approach,
multi-statistical
analyses
(MSA),
Geographic
Information
Systems
(GIS).
The
results
revealed
considerable
spatial
variability
HM
concentrations,
with
Cd
As
displaying
highest
levels.
Statistical
analysis,
incorporating
Principal
Component
Analysis
(PCA),
identified
anthropogenic
activities
primary
contributors
contamination.
Hierarchical
Cluster
(HCA)
categorized
metals
based
on
common
pollution
pathways,
while
GIS
mapping
distribution
across
vulnerable
areas.
Pollution
like
Geo-accumulation
Index
(I
geo)
well
Load
(PLI).
that
75%
sites
under
“very
high
pollution”,
emphasizing
severity
Contamination
Factor
(CF)
classified
90%
100%
contamination”.
Risk
indices
indicated
significant
ecological
threats,
contributing
an
RI
exceeding
600
many
areas,
signifying
risk”.
These
findings
highlight
urgent
need
for
targeted
mitigation
strategies
sustainable
methodologies
provides
comprehensive
framework
assessing
managing
contamination,
offering
insights
policymakers
managers.
Language: Английский
Estimation of Heavy Metals Enrichment and Geo-Accumulation Associated with Habitat Quality from Selected Wildlife Parks
Sajida Arooj,
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Shabana Naz,
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Aniqa Qaisar
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Soil and Sediment Contamination An International Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
34(1), P. 1 - 18
Published: March 14, 2024
Perpetually
intensifying
soil
contamination
is
an
anthropogenic
phenomena,
which
a
global
environmental
concern.
An
important
tool
for
the
evaluation
of
levels
and
ecosystem
health
assessment
quality,
can
be
used
to
evaluate
prospective
ecological
threats
both
organisms
environment.
The
aim
this
study
was
quantify
heavy
metal
pollution
assess
site
quality
three
wildlife
parks
in
different
climatic
zones
Punjab,
Pakistan,
where
several
wild
animals
were
housed
purpose
conservation.
A
robust
method
calculation,
absolute
deviation
from
median
(median
±
(2
×
MAD)),
compute
geochemical
background
value
each
metal.
Single
(geoaccumulation
index
–
Igeo
enrichment
factor
EF)
complex
(pollution
load
(PLI))
indices
recognize
whether
detected
metals
Pb,
Cr,
Zn,
Cd,
Co,
Mn
Ni
are
consequences
or
natural
sources.
In
comparison
between
sites,
Cd
Zn
recorded
high
at
Jallo
Forest
Wildlife
Park
succeeded
by
Murree
Bahawalnagar
Park.
Cr
showed
EF
values
while
greater
indicating
geoaccumulation.
highest
with
reference
(PLI
=
1.12),
followed
PLI
1.05
0.80,
respectively.
Analysis
hierarchical
clustering
(HCA)
degree
variation
concentrations
all
sites
exception
Pb
Zn.
As
documented
present
study,
significant
soils
selected
sites.
Further
mandatory
because
chosen
situated
climatically
diverse
areas
factors,
topography,
condition
their
impact
on
accumulation
patterns
as
well
animals.
Language: Английский
Response of Pastoral Mobility to Grassland Degradation and Farmland Development in Arid Regions of Northern Xinjiang, China
Land Degradation and Development,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 4, 2024
ABSTRACT
In
the
last
half‐century,
there
has
been
a
shift
in
nomadism
North
Xinjiang
from
true
nomads
to
transhumant
who
engage
agricultural
pursuits.
This
change
pastoral
mobility
result
of
grassland
degradation
and
development
agriculture
industry.
study
conducts
statistical
analysis
field
research
on
areas.
The
compared
impacts
agricultural,
industrial,
service‐industrial,
livestock
human‐induced
net
primary
productivity
(NPP
H
).
examined
changes
mobility.
findings
indicate
that
caused
by
overgrazing
not
yet
proven.
increase
numbers
is
hindered
expansion
farmland
development,
whereas
yield
alfalfa
only
contributes
little.
addition,
results
clarify
decline
closely
related
livelihood
diversity
It
suggests
relationship
between
farmers
crucial
element
influencing
future.
Language: Английский