Shenglu Zhou

TL;DR: Health risk due to the added effects of eight HMs was significant for rural children and rural adults, but not for urban adults and urban children, while non-carcinogenic risks presented values inside the safe interval.

TL;DR: In this paper, the spatial and temporal variability of soil properties and changes of soil quality in a hill region of subtropical China using geostatistical methods were studied. But the results of the study were limited.

TL;DR: The spatial distribution pattern of the IR values among the exposed populations in the study area showed high values in the eastern and middle parts, with maximum values >5, and lowvalues in the western part, with minimum values <2, consistent with the distributions of the industries and the population.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors present a conceptual framework quantifying how urbanization influences the ecosystem services in a typical city (Nanjing) of China, separating the city into three urbanization categories (developing urban, developed urban and rural areas) and quantified the status of six critical ecosystem services (food supply, carbon sequestration, soil water storage, air pollution removal, habitat suitability, and recreation potential).

TL;DR: A selection of papers is reviewed and a tentative standardized method for analyzing particles in complex matrices is extrapolated, helpful for providing an important roadmap and inspiration for the research methods and framework of soil MPs and facilitates the development of waste management and remediation strategies for regional soil MP contamination.