Health risks assessment and source admeasurement of potentially dangerous heavy metals (Cu, Fe, and Ni) in rapidly growing urban settlement

Keyphrases

• Groundwater 100%
• Cu-Ni 100%
• Cu-Fe 100%
• Urban Settlements 100%
• Health Risk Assessment 100%
• Heavy Metal Cu 100%
• Brassica 100%
• Risk Sources 100%
• Heavy Metals 66%
• Fe Concentration 66%
• Soil Samples 66%
• Spinach 66%
• Climate Change 33%
• Negative Effects 33%
• Biological Processes 33%
• Health Risk 33%
• Global Concern 33%
• Human Health 33%
• Illness 33%
• Metal Concentration 33%
• Water Samples 33%
• Livestock 33%
• Water Price 33%
• Urban Areas 33%
• Daily Intake 33%
• Environmental Contamination 33%
• Excess Lifetime Cancer Risk 33%
• Groundwater Samples 33%
• Nutritional Value 33%
• Metal Poisoning 33%
• Toxic Metals 33%
• Drinking Water 33%
• Contaminated Water 33%
• Food Chain 33%
• Contaminated Drinking Water 33%
• Trash 33%
• Coastal Ecosystems 33%
• Ni Metal 33%
• WHO Guidelines 33%
• Agricultural Land 33%
• Hazard Quotient 33%
• Farmland 33%
• Plant Samples 33%
• Metal Fe 33%
• Monitoring Management 33%
• Lived Body 33%
• Land Plants 33%
• Fe Toxicity 33%
• Ni Toxicity 33%
• Cu Toxicity 33%
• Spinach Plant 33%
• Risk Formula 33%
• Animal Death 33%
• Groundwater Monitoring 33%
• Matrix Correlation 33%
• Meaningful Connections 33%
• Water Poisoning 33%
• Brassica Vegetables 33%
• Hazardous Metals 33%
• Metal Water 33%
• Metal Effect 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Urban Settlement 100%
• Heavy Metal 100%
• Potable Water 50%
• Climate Change 25%
• Human Health 25%
• Limit Value 25%
• Water Pollution 25%
• Coastal Ecosystem 25%
• Toxic Metal 25%
• Farmland 25%
• Principal Component Analysis 25%
• Biological Process 25%
• Nutritive Value 25%