The Pb-contamination of the central India is expected due to both geogenic and anthropogenic pollution. The coal burning is assumed as a major anthropogenic inventory for the Pb contamination in the environment.
| Publication Type | Book Chapter |
|---|---|
| Experts | Balram Ambade, Borislav Blazhev, Dewangan, Dhananjay Sahu, Franco Lucarelli, Jan Hoinki, Khageshwar Singh Patel, Nitin Kumar Jaiswal, Rakesh Kumar, Rositsa Stefanova, Sapana Gupta, Saroj Sharmas, Silvia Nava |
| Time Frame | 2010 |
| Categories | BLL, Sources |
The various environmental compartments i.e. air, rain, runoff water, surface soil and sludge of the Industrial cities are contaminated with the Pb and other heavy metals at elevated levels. The leafy and medicinal plants phytoextract Pb and other heavy metals significantly, and expected one of the major entry path way route in human and other animals.
| Publication Type | Book Chapter |
|---|---|
| Experts | Balram Ambade, Borislav Blazhev, Dewangan, Dhananjay Sahu, Franco Lucarelli, Jan Hoinki, Khageshwar Singh Patel, Nitin Kumar Jaiswal, Rakesh Kumar, Rositsa Stefanova, Sapana Gupta, Saroj Sharmas, Silvia Nava |
| Time Frame | 2010 |
| Categories | BLL, Sources |
