Accumulation of Heavy Metals in Wetland Soils in an Urbanized Territory

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Wetlands are often called “nature’s kidneys” due to their ability to filter, metabolize and reduce pollutant levels, which is especially important in urban areas due to multifactorial anthropogenic impact. The levels of content and accumulation factors of Cu, Zn, Pb and Cd in soils and macrophytes of the McKay wetland located in North Vancouver (Canada) were studied. It was shown that among many factors affecting the content of heavy metals in wetland soils, the determining factor is the amount of autochthonous organic matter present in the soils and formed based on plant litter. The composition of the soils, the conditions of sorting the soil-forming material and the accumulation of heavy metals have pronounced heterogeneity. The granulometric composition of mineral particles of the soils does not have a significant effect on the accumulation of heavy metals.

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V. Kazmiruk

Water Problems Institute of Russian Academy of Sciences

Email: kazm@iwp.ru
Moscow, Russia

T. Kazmiruk

Simon Fraser University

Autor responsável pela correspondência
Email: kazm@iwp.ru
Burnaby, Canada

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