Effect of Mercury Pollution on the Urban Environment and Human Health

  • Azimi S
  • Moghaddam M
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Abstract

As developing countries to become industrialized and urbanized, heavy metal pollution is likely to reach disturbing levels. These countries should learn from the mistakes of the developed nations and recognize that rapid deterioration of the environment can occur. There is a lack of data on the nature and extent of metal pollution either at local and regional level, particularly to assist in the understanding of metal cycling in the environment. Although most countries recognize the need to combat pollution, environmental, controls are either nonexistence or inadequate. So in this article we emphasized on one of the most important environment pollutant (Hg) and effect of mercury on the human health and at the end of the article some important and easy ways for preventing mercury hazards will be recommended.

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Azimi, S., & Moghaddam, M. S. (2013). Effect of Mercury Pollution on the Urban Environment and Human Health. Environment and Ecology Research, 1(1), 12–20. https://doi.org/10.13189/eer.2013.010102

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