Analysis of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in surface sediments and edible aquatic species in an oil-contaminated mangrove ecosystem in Bodo, Niger Delta, Nigeria: Bioaccumulation and human health risk assessment
David Saunders(Shell (Netherlands)), Matthijs Bonte(Shell (Netherlands)), Ogonnaya Iroakasi(University of Port Harcourt), Nenibarini Zabbey(University of Port Harcourt), Juan-Carlos Carrillo(Shell (Netherlands)), Erich R. Gundlach, Kabari Visigah
Cited by 50
Related Papers
Status, progress and challenges of phytoremediation - An African scenario
|Journal of Environmental Management|2019|218
Remediation of contaminated lands in the Niger Delta, Nigeria: Prospects and challenges
|The Science of The Total Environment|2017|149
Oil and water: the Bodo spills and the destruction of traditional livelihood structures in the Niger Delta
|Community Development Journal|2013|129
Contaminated land and wetland remediation in Nigeria: Opportunities for sustainable livelihood creation
|The Science of The Total Environment|2018|71
Community responses of intertidal soft-bottom macrozoobenthos to oil pollution in a tropical mangrove ecosystem, Niger Delta, Nigeria
|Marine Pollution Bulletin|2014|65