安第斯山脉水资源中的金属的生态风险:秘鲁采矿项目的早期环境评估框架

Simón B Moreno-Aguirre1, Jacinto J Vértiz-Osores2, Christian E Paredes-Espinal3

  • 1Master's Program in Water Resources, Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina, UNALM, Lima, Peru.

Heliyon
|May 20, 2024
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概括

安第斯山脉的采矿污染了水的重金属,造成了生态风险. 一个经过调整的生态风险评估 (ERA) 确定了水生生物,特别是来自铜和铁的高风险,强调了有针对性的污染控制的需要.

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