Difeerentiation Of Water {Physical, Chemical} Parmeters In Kachapoor Lake, Sarampally -Kamareddy Lake, Biknoor Lake.
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The research paper extensively covers the phenomenon of bioaccumulation, focusing on its impact in freshwater ecosystems, particularly on fish. It details how heavy metals like mercury, lead, cadmium, and arsenic, originating from industrial pollution, agricultural runoff, and atmospheric deposition, accumulate in fish tissues over time. The abstract highlights the adverse effects of such bioaccumulation on fish health, including reproduction issues, growth abnormalities, and organ damage. It also underscores the consequent risks to human health when these contaminated fish are consumed. The study emphasizes the importance of addressing heavy metal pollution in aquatic ecosystems through effective waste management, reduction of industrial discharges, sustainable agricultural practices, and regular monitoring of fish populations. This approach is crucial to manage and mitigate the risks of heavy metal bioaccumulation in freshwater fish, thereby protecting both aquatic life and human health.
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