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Potential ecological risk index of the Northern Egyptian Lagoons, South of Mediterranean Sea, Egypt
2nd International Conference on Geology
M S M EL-Bady
National Research Center, Cairo, Egypt
Posters & Accepted Abstracts: J Earth Sci Clim Change
Abstract
The Northern Egyptian Lagoons are (from east to west) Bardawil Lagoon, Manzala Lagoon, Burullus Lagoon, Edku Lagoons and Mariute Lagoon. These lagoons have received the bulk of drainage water from the lands of Delta and from the other coastal areas where, the heavy metals can be introduced to Lagoons environments through a variety of sources, including industries, wastewaters and domestic effluents. The potential ecological risk index (RI) calculation of the bottom sediments of the northern lagoons depends contamination factor (CF), potential ecological risk factor and proposed toxic response factor (Tr). The average degree of contamination and modified degree of contamination of the northern lagoons were in the following descending order Bardawil>Mariute>Manzal>Edku>Burullus, while, the potential ecological risk index in the following descending order Bardawil>Manzal>Mariute>Edku>Burullus.Biography
Email: elbady_nrc@yahoo.com
