Urban stormwater runoff contains a broad range of pollutants that are transported to natural water systems. A practice known as biological retention (bioretention) has been suggested to manage stormwater runoff from small, developed areas. Bioretention facilities consist of porous soil, a topping layer of hardwood mulch, and a variety of different plant species. A detailed study of the characte...

background: heavy metals contaminations are recognized as the serious risk to our environment. the aim of the present study was to analyze heavy metals residue in cultivated mango samples from iran. methods: totally, 72 mango samples were randomly collected among six different mango genotypes cultivated in southern iran from june to july 2015. lead, chromium, cadmium, and arsenic were determine...

one of the major environmental problems in the world, especially in iran is deficiency of water resources. this with respect to the entrance of wastewater (especially industrial wastewaters due to their toxic effects) into the water bodies emphasizes the importance of wastewater treatment. heavy metals such as cadmium, lead and vanadium are part of oil and hence are of the major pollutants prod...

heavy metals in high concentrations in soils are potential health risk for humans, animals, and plants. soil samples were collected in five replicates from 20 points with four land use including: roads, refineries, residential area (sadra town), and farmland. heavy metals were determined using flame atomic absorption (analyticjena), while dtpa was chosen as trace elements extractor. in this stu...

Intensive automobile use, weathering of building materials, and atmospheric deposition contribute lead, copper, zinc, and other heavy metals to urban and roadway runoff. Bioretention is a low-impact-development best management practice that has the potential to improve stormwater quality from developed areas. The practice represents a soil, sand, organic matter, and vegetation-based storage and...

This study, on innovative methods for the capture of metals from stormwater, focused on two major areas of investigation: media filters and swales. The test water for both the filters and the swales was a stormwater which was collected from a parking lot during wet weather events. The characterization of the stormwater showed that the most prevalent metals detected in the runoff were iron, zinc...

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