Metal pollution of marine systems is a serious problem and has fascinated a lot of attention of scientific community worldwide. The accumulation of heavy metals in the bottom sediments of water bodies and their remobilization to the overlying water are two of the most significant mechanisms in the regulation of pollutant concentration in an aquatic environment. The chemical form of the metal in the sediment ultimately determines the behaviour and mobilisation ability of the metal in the environment. The Lake burragorang, Sydney, Australia, is one of the largest domestic water supply storage...
Metal pollution of marine systems is a serious problem and has fascinated a lot of attention of scientific community worldwide. The accumulation of he...