Toxic Metals Lurk in Lubumbashi’s Vegetables as Consumers Keep Buying Them
A new study in Lubumbashi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, finds that widely consumed vegetables exceed safety limits for cadmium, ...
A new study in Lubumbashi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, finds that widely consumed vegetables exceed safety limits for cadmium, ...
Researchers in Egypt combined physiological and DNA marker analyses to identify Chenopodium murale and Cynanchum acutum as the most promising ...
A field study shows that inoculating rice with a Penicillium fungus significantly reduces chromium, cadmium, lead, and antimony accumulation by ...
A new study has derived the first water quality criteria tailored to the Yellow River Basin, identifying chromium and arsenic ...
A comprehensive review in Environmental Monitoring and Assessment traces how arsenic, mercury, cadmium, chromium, and lead bioaccumulate in fish, damage ...
A new review in Stress Biology shows that engineered nanoparticles such as zinc oxide, silicon, and iron oxide can dramatically ...
A national analysis of U.S. children found that blood heavy metal mixtures, led by manganese, are positively associated with obesity ...
A new review in Environmental Geochemistry and Health argues that real-world co-exposure to cadmium, lead, arsenic, mercury and chromium may ...
A Polish study of home-garden raspberries found that essential metals decline from soil to leaf to fruit, soil–plant correlations vanished ...
A new soil health sensitivity distribution framework suggests conventional species-based methods substantially overestimate the ecological risk of lead, copper, and ...
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