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Li Zhang, Zheng Yang, Min Peng and Xiaomeng Cheng
The primary goals of this study were to reveal the environmental status of potentially toxic elements (PTEs) and their ecological risks, as well as their associated health risks in the Baoshan area, southwest China, which has been surveyed with the scale...
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Simona Vingiani, Antonietta Agrillo, Roberto De Mascellis, Giuliano Langella, Piero Manna, Florindo Antonio Mileti and Fabio Terribile
Fast, cost efficient and non-invasive assessment of spatial variability of soil chemical and physical degradation phenomena.
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Carlos Boente, Lorena Salgado, Emilio Romero-Macías, Arturo Colina, Carlos A. López-Sánchez and José Luis R. Gallego
In the context of soil pollution, plants suffer stress when exposed to extreme concentrations of potentially toxic elements (PTEs). The alterations to the plants caused by such stressors can be monitored by multispectral imagery in the form of vegetation...
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Elisa Gaggero, Mery Malandrino, Debora Fabbri, Giorgio Bordiglia, Anna Fusconi, Marco Mucciarelli, Paolo Inaudi and Paola Calza
This study investigated the concentrations of 22 elements in two Turin urban soils located in the city center (Campana Street garden (CA)) and in a peripheral area (Nobile Park (NOB)). The former was found contaminated by Pb, Zn, Ba, Cr and Ni and, to a ...
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