Two Years After Türkiye’s Deadly Quakes, Drinking Water Still Carries a Hidden Arsenic Risk
A two-year screening study of all 11 districts of Kahramanmaraş Province finds drinking water within regulatory limits but identifies arsenic-driven ...
A two-year screening study of all 11 districts of Kahramanmaraş Province finds drinking water within regulatory limits but identifies arsenic-driven ...
A new study finds significantly elevated heavy metal concentrations in soils and plants from Turkey's earthquake-affected provinces, raising food safety ...
Scientists isolated a heat-loving Bacillus thermophilus strain from a Himalayan hot spring that removes up to 91.79 percent of iron ...
A new study of 33 wells in earthquake-stricken Hatay Province finds chromium and iron exceeding Turkish drinking-water guidelines, with debris-linked ...
A first comprehensive survey of Bangladesh's Andharmanik River fish sanctuary finds heavy metals exceeding safety limits in sediments and mud ...
A year-long comparison of sediments in a Turkish reservoir and two streams shows that water movement, not just pollution load, ...
Researchers report chromium and lead contamination in an Indian river and show that the aquatic fern Azolla pinnata can reduce ...
A pilot study in Hyderabad found rice cooked in aluminum pots contained about forty times more aluminum than rice cooked ...
A depth-resolved geochemical study of a single water-based drilling operation found lead concentrations rising 12.5-fold per kilometer of depth and ...
In a groundbreaking development in analytical chemistry, researchers in Japan have unveiled a highly efficient method for the elemental analysis ...
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