He, Beibei Goonetilleke, Ashantha Ayoko, Godwin A Rintoul, Llew
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The Science of the total environment
Plastic pollutants in aquatic ecosystems have received wide attention and research endeavours since early 1970s. However, in comparison to marine environments, the occurrence of microplastics in a tidal river system remains largely unknown, especially in river sediments. Sediment samples taken from twenty-two sampling points along Brisbane River ov...
He, Beibei Goonetilleke, Ashantha Ayoko, Godwin A. Rintoul, Llew
Plastic pollutants in aquatic ecosystems have received wide attention and research endeavours since early 1970s. However, in comparison to marine environments, the occurrence of microplastics in a tidal river system remains largely unknown, especially in river sediments. Sediment samples taken from twenty-two sampling points along Brisbane River ov...
Sorokina, O. A.
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Environmental Earth Sciences
The chemical composition of river sediments reflects bedrock geochemistry in the area of erosion and characterizes trend of weathering in the catchment area. The article presents data about chemical composition of Zeya River sediments. This river is one of the largest watercourses in the Amur River basin. The chemical composition of river sediments...
Rafique, Muhammad Kearfott, Kimberlee Jane Jabbar, Abdul Khan, Abdul Razzaq Rahman, Said Mughal, Muhammad Saleem
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Environmental Earth Sciences
In the present study, we present results of radiometric and petrographic analyses of sediment samples collected from the river banks of Jhelum, Neelum, and Kunhar confluencing in the district Muzaffarabad. Gamma activity concentrations due to 226Ra, 232Th, and 40K were determined using high-purity germanium detector (HPGe). For a total of thirty se...
Jiao, Wei Niu, Yuan Niu, Yong Li, Bao Zhao, Min
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Environmental science and pollution research international
Quantitative identification of anthropogenic trace metal sources in surface river sediments is vital for watershed pollution control and environmental safety. In this study, we developed a reliable approach by integrating enrichment factor (EF), multiple linear regression of absolute principal component scores (MLR-APCS), and Pb stable isotopes, an...
Bijaksana, Satria Yunginger, Raghel Hafidz, Abd Mariyanto, Mariyanto
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Data in brief
This article presents magnetic mineral characteristics, trace metals, and REE geochemistry of river sediments that serve as inlets to Lake Limboto, Sulawesi, Indonesia related to article entitled "Lithogenic and anthropogenic components in surface sediments from Lake Limboto as shown by magnetic mineral characteristics, trace metals, and REE geoche...
Wijesiri, Buddhi Liu, An Deilami, Kaveh He, Beibei Hong, Nian Yang, Bo Zhao, Xu Ayoko, Godwin Goonetilleke, Ashantha
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Environmental pollution (Barking, Essex : 1987)
The provision of water to meet the needs of an ever increasing urban population is a significant challenge. This is because urban receiving waters are constantly at risk from pollutant inputs via stormwater runoff and wastewater discharge. This research study employed multiple approaches including principal component analysis, Bayesian Networks (BN...
Mahappu Kankanamalage, Buddhi Wijesiri Liu, An Deilami, Kaveh He, Beibei Hong, Nian Yang, Bo Zhao, Xu Ayoko, Godwin Goonetilleke, Ashantha
Nutrients and metals interactions between water and sediments were investigated using multiple data analysis approaches.
Luo, Lili Mei, Kun Qu, Liyin Zhang, Chi Chen, Han Wang, Siyu Di, Di Huang, Hong Wang, Zhenfeng Xia, Fang
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Assessing heavy metal pollution in river sediments and identifying the key factors contributing to metal pollution are critical components for devising river environmental protection and remediation strategies to protect human and ecological health. This is especially important in urban areas where metals from a wide range of sources contribute to ...
Budianta, Wawan Fahmi, Fraga Luzmi Arifudin, Warmada, I. Wayan
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Environmental Earth Sciences
Traditional gold mining, in which mercury is still used to process the ore, is widespread in Indonesia. The objective of this study was to investigate the distribution and mobility of mercury in river sediments and water in Banyumas, Central Java. River sediment and water samples were collected from several places, using a systematic random method,...
