Trace/heavy metal pollution monitoring in estuary and coastal area of Bay of Bengal, Bangladesh and implicated impacts

Kibria, Golam; Hossain, M. Shahadat; Mallick, Debbrota; Lau, Tai‐Chu; Wu, Rudolf S.S.

doi:10.1016/j.marpolbul.2016.02.021

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“…Metal concentrations in AM after 1 month deployment along China coast were compared with AM deployed for the same period in Australia (Kibria et al, 2012), Hong Kong (Wu et al, 2007), Portugal (Gonzalez-Rey et al, 2011), Scotland, Iceland (Leung et al, 2008), Korea (Ra et al, 2014), South Africa (Degger et al, 2011) and Bangladesh (Kibria et al, 2016).…”

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Heavy metal contamination along the China coastline: A comprehensive study using Artificial Mussels and native mussels

Degger

Chiu

et al. 2016

Journal of Environmental Management

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Section: Comparison Of the Five Polluted Sites In China With Other Comentioning

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Heavy metal contamination along the China coastline: A comprehensive study using Artificial Mussels and native mussels

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Chiu

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Journal of Environmental Management

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“…Sutoyo et al (2015) menemukan bahwa perairan muara Sungai Porong memiliki konsentrasi nitrat dan fosfat yang tinggi, yang bersumber dari hasil buangan lumpur Sidoardjo ke perairan sungai. Selanjutnya Kibria et al (2016) menemukan bahwa limbah yang berasal dari buangan aktivitas pemukiman, pertanian dan industri merupakan sumber utama pencemaran perairan di Chittagong, Banglades, yang dapat berdampak pada terganggunya kualitas perairan, hasil tangkapan serta kesehatan manusia yang mengkonsumsi biota hasil tangkapan.…”

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Analysis of Pollutant Load and Assimilation Capacity in Tondano Estuary, Manado Bay

Rumengan

Haeruddin

Purnomo

2017

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“…The contamination of heavy metals through aquatic ecosystem has become a problem in environmental health for several decades [3], [4]. The contamination of heavy metals in aquatic ecosystem intensively relates to the loose of heavy metals by domestic waste [5], industry [6] and another human activities. The contamination of heavy metals can make deadly effect towards marine organisms and effects the imbalance of ecologic and diversity of marine organisms [7].…”

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Analysis of Environmental Health Risk Exposure to Heavy Metals in Communities that Consume the BatissaViolaceacelebensis from Konaweha River, Indonesia

Jayadipraja¹,

Solihin²,

Chaerul³

et al. 2019

Proceedings of the International Conference on Environmental Awareness for Sustainable Development in Conjunction With Internat

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Batissaviolaceacelebensisis an endemic species of shellfish on Sulawesi Island. This animal is one of the staple foods of the people living around the Konaweha River. Various researches have been conducted to find the contamination of Cadmium, Plumbum and Hydragryrum heavy metals on the Konaweha River. Heavy metals can cause bioaccumulation in Batissaviolaceacelebensis. The objective of this study was to analyze the environmental health risks of heavy metals exposure in humans who consumed Batissaviolaceacelebensisfrom the Konaweha River. The study employed quantitative research (Field Research and Research Laboratory). By using the Environmental Health Risk Analysis method adopted from USEPA. The results showed that the concentration of heavy metals in Batissaviolaceacelebensis was 0.03345 mg/kg (cd), 0.04505 mg/kg (Pb) and 0.001833 mg/kg (Hg). The value of human intakes is 0.0054235 mg/kg/day (cd), 0.0073076 mg/kg/day (Pb) and 0,0002962 mg/kg/day (Hg). The duration of exposure for 30 years, the average intake rate of 68.09 grams/day, the average exposure frequency is 124 days/year. So that the Risk Quotient value <1 is obtained. Pollution in the Konaweha River has contaminated Batissavoilecaecelebensis. It is predicted that the risk of contamination will be felt by humans if they consume more than 30 years. It would be better if the Risk Quotient value was lowered by minimizing the intensity of exposure to consumption of Batissaviolaceacelebensis.

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Trace/heavy metal pollution monitoring in estuary and coastal area of Bay of Bengal, Bangladesh and implicated impacts

Cited by 97 publications

References 15 publications

Heavy metal contamination along the China coastline: A comprehensive study using Artificial Mussels and native mussels

Heavy metal contamination along the China coastline: A comprehensive study using Artificial Mussels and native mussels

Analysis of Pollutant Load and Assimilation Capacity in Tondano Estuary, Manado Bay

Analysis of Environmental Health Risk Exposure to Heavy Metals in Communities that Consume the BatissaViolaceacelebensis from Konaweha River, Indonesia

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