2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.envres.2021.111568
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Environmental and health hazards of military metal pollution

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“…Recently, Skalny et al (2021) reviewed the environmental and health hazards of military metal pollution, and the urgency of effective approaches for prevention of military-related metal overexposure, including remediation of metal-polluted environments, was re-emphasized . Results of a meta-analysis demonstrated that earthworms (including epigeic E. fetida ) could accelerate the biogeochemical cycling of potentially toxic elements and increase their mobility and availability in soils .…”
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“…Recently, Skalny et al (2021) reviewed the environmental and health hazards of military metal pollution, and the urgency of effective approaches for prevention of military-related metal overexposure, including remediation of metal-polluted environments, was re-emphasized . Results of a meta-analysis demonstrated that earthworms (including epigeic E. fetida ) could accelerate the biogeochemical cycling of potentially toxic elements and increase their mobility and availability in soils .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, Skalny et al (2021) reviewed the environmental and health hazards of military metal pollution, and the urgency of effective approaches for prevention of military-related metal overexposure, including remediation of metal-polluted environments, was re-emphasized. 51 Results of a meta-analysis demonstrated that earthworms (including epigeic E. fetida) could accelerate the biogeochemical cycling of potentially toxic elements and increase their mobility and availability in soils. 52 Moreover, the present study indicated that E. fetida may be a U-resistant species, highlighting the potential of using earthworms for bioremediation of DU-contaminated soils, which may be boosted with organic wastes (such as livestock manure) and coapplication in phytoremediation.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Biomonitoring studies have demonstrated increased metals accumulation in biological organisms. Metals mediate adverse effects in military personnel and exposed civilian population (Skalny et al, 2021).…”
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“…Deterioration of soil qualities is long-lasting and affects its productive functions critically. Destruction of vegetation, damages to soil cover, loss of natural moisture are all common consequences of war and technogenic loading (Hu et al, 2013;Skalny et al, 2021;Omelchuk, 2022;Holubtsov et al, 2023). Those processes drastically decrease the biodiversiry, which in turn affects the biological populations and species.…”
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confidence: 99%