ArticleEnvironmental geochemistry and health2025
Spatiotemporal evaluation of water quality, metal pollution, and human health risks in a dredged Urban River, New Jersey, USA.
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- Source apportionment of eleven trace metals across six São Paulo river basins (1978-2026): receptor modelling identifies geogenic misregulation and a monitoring blind spot for diffuse-source zinc.Environmental geochemistry and health · 2026Article
- Behaviour and quantitative source analysis of heavy metals in pore water profiles at the Inlet of Dongting lake from the Xiangjiang river.Scientific reports · 2025Article
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Abstract
Although the short-term effectiveness of remedial sediment dredging (RSD) on mitigating sediment contamination in the lower Passaic river (LPR), New Jersey, USA, was previously established in previous studies, dredging impacts on overlying water and consequential effects on aquatic life and human health were not investigated through model-based risk assessment methods. This study assessed the influence of RSD on metal pollution and toxicological risks upstream and downstream of River Mile-3.4, which was the subject of a 2012 RSD. Over the pre-, during-, and post-dredging periods, threats to aquatic life and humans were greater upstream at River Mile-4 (WQI
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