Herbicide residues in China's black soil regions pose high ecological risks and non-carcinogenic health risks, with 8 herbicides exceeding risk thresholds and residues in rice grains affecting both adults and children.
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Most legacy contaminants declined over five decades in waterbird eggs from the St. Lawrence River, except mercury, which remained stable in both species.
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Combined exposure to fluroxypyr-meptyl and carfentrazone-ethyl exhibits antagonistic developmental cardiotoxicity in zebrafish embryos, with an LC50 of 0.766 mg/L for their mixture.
Age-related variations in 226 Ra concentrations differ between oyster shells and soft tissues, with shells showing increases and tissues showing decreases as oysters age.
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PFAS exposure is linked to altered innate immune biomarkers in bald eagle nestlings, with significant negative associations between some long-chain PFAS and complement-mediated lysis.
Urban coastal environments are linked to metabolic, immune, and inflammatory transcriptomic shifts in Chrysiptera cyanea across 18 sites in Okinawa, Japan.
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Chronic PAH exposure significantly reduces health in South Atlantic sea turtles, with notable declines linked to specific PAHs like benzo[a]anthracene and anthracene.
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Soil microbial groups show differing sensitivities to metsulfuron-methyl, with hazard concentration 5% (HC 5 ) values of 0.001 mg kg -1 for AOM and 0.042 mg kg -1 for prokaryotes, indicating variable risk levels.
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Pre-depositional mobility of atrazine in sediments of Lakes Erie and Ontario reflects ongoing water input, complicating historical contamination assessments with a 12-core study.
Environmental CBZ concentrations increase from non-detectable upstream to 8.53 ± 1.47 ng/mL downstream in Pazarsuyu Stream, indicating cumulative pollution input.
Climate change, primarily driven by ocean acidification, accounts for approximately 40% of biological stress variance in Mediterranean mussels, surpassing local metal contamination effects.
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