ABSTRACT

The Congress "Arsenic in the Environment" offers an international, multi- and interdisciplinary discussion platform for research and innovation aimed towards a holistic solution to the problem posed by the environmental toxin arsenic, with significant societal impact. The Congress has focused on cutting edge and breakthrough research in physical, chemical, toxicological, medical, agricultural and other specific issues on arsenic across a broader environmental realm. The Biennial Congress "Arsenic in the Environment" was first organized in Mexico City (As2006) followed by As2008 in Valencia (Spain), As2010 in Tainan (Chinese Taiwan), As2012 in Cairns (Australia), As2014 in Buenos Aires (Argentina) and As2016 in Stockholm (Sweden).

The 7th International Congress As2018 was held July 1-6, 2018, in Beijing, P. R. China and was entitled Environmental Arsenic in a Changing World.

Arsenic in drinking water (mainly groundwater) has emerged as an issue of global health concern. During last decade, the presence of arsenic in rice, possibly also other food of plant origins, has attained increasing attention. This is particularly true in the Asian countries, where the use of high arsenic groundwater as source of irrigation water and drinking water has been flagged as severe health concern. This has been accentuated by elevating arsenic concentrations in deep groundwater recharged from shallow high arsenic groundwater, which may have further detrimental effects on public health. Notably, China has been in the forefront of research on arsenic biogeochemical cycling, health effects of arsenic, technologies for arsenic removal, and sustainable mitigation measures. The Congress has attracted professionals involved in different segments of interdisciplinary research on arsenic in an open forum, and strengthened relations between academia, research institutions, government and non-governmental agencies, industries, and civil society organizations to share an optimal ambience for exchange of knowledge.

The Congress addressed the broader context of arsenic research aligned on the following themes:

Theme 1: Arsenic Behaviour in Changing Environmental Media
Theme 2: Arsenic in a Changing Agricultural Ecosystem
Theme 3: Health Impacts of Environmental Arsenic
Theme 4: Technologies for Arsenic Immobilization and Clean Water Blueprints
Theme 5: Sustainable Mitigation and Management

part |1 pages

Plenary presentations

chapter |2 pages

Arsenic biogeochemistry from paddy soil to rice

ByF.J. Zhao

chapter |3 pages

Arsenic oral bioavailability in soils, housedust, and food: implications for human health

ByL.Q. Ma, H.B. Li, D. Zhao, A.L. Juhasz

chapter |4 pages

Arsenic removal by iron-based nanomaterials

ByM.I. Litter

section Section 1|204 pages

Arsenic behaviour in changing environmental media

section 1.1|42 pages

Sources, transport and fate of arsenic in changing groundwater systems

chapter |3 pages

Advect As challenge: multidisciplinary research on groundwater arsenic dissolution, transport, and retardation under advective flow conditions

ByE. Stopelli, A. Lightfoot, R. Kipfer, M. Berg, L.H.E. Winkel, M. Glodowska, M. Patzner, B. Rathi, O. Cirpka, A. Kappler, M. Schneider, E. Eiche, A. Kontny, T. Neumann, H. Prommer, I. Wallis, D. Vu, M. Tran, N. Viet, V.M. Lan, P.K. Trang, P.H. Viet

chapter |72 pages

Arsenic in the Baltic Sea sediments – past, present, and future

ByM. Szubska, J. Bełdowski

chapter |2 pages

The role of aquifer flushing on groundwater arsenic across a 35-km transect in the upper Brahmaputra River in Assam, India

ByR. Choudhury, C. Mahanta, M.R. Khan, B. Nath, T. Ellis, A. van Geen

chapter |3 pages

Geographical controls on arsenic variability in groundwater of Upper Indus Basin, Punjab, Pakistan

ByA. Farooqi, N. Mushtaq, J.A. Khattak, I. Hussain, A. van Geen

chapter |2 pages

Towards imaging the spatial distribution of geochemical heterogeneities and arsenic sources

ByM. Rolle, M. Battistel, F. Onses, R. Mortensen, S. Fakhreddine, S. Fendorf, P.K. Kitanidis, J.H. Lee

chapter |2 pages

Groundwater arsenic contamination in selected area of Bihar

ByS. Kumari, A.K. Ghosh, D. Mondal, S. Suman, P. Sharma, P. Kumari, N. Bose, S.K. Singh

chapter |2 pages

Exploring arsenic and other geogenic groundwater contaminants in the vast and scarcely studied Amazon Basin

ByC.M.C. de Meyer, M. Berg, J. Rodriguez, E. Carpio, P. Garcia, I. Wahnfried

chapter |2 pages

Arsenic volume estimates in Holocene clay plug sediments in Bihar, India

ByS. Kumar, M.E. Donselaar, F. Burgers

chapter |2 pages

Steady-state groundwater arsenic concentrations in reducing aquifers

ByB.C. Bostick, A.A. Nghiem, A. van Geen, J. Sun, B.J. Mailloux, P.H. Viet, P.T.K. Trang

chapter |2 pages

Effect of recharging water from Meghna River on the arsenic contaminated groundwater

ByH. Masuda, N. Hirai, A.H.M. Selim Reza

chapter |2 pages

Groundwater arsenic distribution reconnaissance survey in Myanmar

ByL.A. Richards, G.P. Pincetti Zúñiga, D.A. Polya

chapter |2 pages

Potential arsenic contamination in drinking water sources of Tanzania and its link with local geology

ByJ. Ijumulana, F. Mtalo, P. Bhattacharya

chapter |2 pages

Influence of hydrothermal fluids enriched in As and F on the chemistry of groundwaters of the Duero Basin, Spain

ByE. Giménez-Forcada, S. Timón-Sánchez, M. Vega-Alegre

section 1.2|24 pages

Origin and reactivity of organic matter in high arsenic groundwater systems

chapter |2 pages

Effects of sediment properties and organic matter on biomobilization of arsenic from aquifer sediments in microcosms

ByZ. Xie, M. Chen, J. Wang, X. Wei, F. Li, J. Wang, B. Gao

chapter |2 pages

Abundance, size distribution and dissolved organic matter binding of arsenic in reducing aquifer

ByY.Q. Sun, H. Lin, S.B. Han, J. Sun, M. Ma, L.D. Guo, Y. Zheng

section 1.3|40 pages

Biogeochemical processes controlling arsenic mobility, redox transformation and climate change impacts

chapter |2 pages

Structural insight into the catalytic mechanism of arsenate reductase from Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803

ByY. Yan, J. Ye, X. Zhang, X.M. Xue, Y.G. Zhu

chapter |2 pages

Effects of microbial communities on arsenic mobilization and enrichment in groundwater from the Datong Basin, China

ByL. Yan, X.J. Xie, K.F. Pi, K. Qian, J.X. Li, Z.Y. Chi, Y.X. Wang

chapter |2 pages

Role of carbonate on arsenic mobilization in groundwater

ByX.B. Gao, P.L. Gong, W.T. Luo

chapter |3 pages

Land scale biogeography of arsenic biotransformation genes in estuarine wetland

ByS.Y. Zhang, J.Q. Su, G.X. Sun, Y.F. Yang, Y. Zhao, J.J. Ding, Y.S. Chen, Y. Shen, G.B. Zhu, C. Rensing, Y.G. Zhu

chapter |2 pages

Unravelling the role of microorganisms in arsenic mobilization using metagenomic techniques

ByJ.R. Lloyd, E.T. Gnanaprakasam, N. Bassil, B.E. van Dongen, L.A. Richards, D.A. Polya, B.J. Mailloux, B.C. Bostick, A. van Geen

chapter |2 pages

Understanding arsenic evolution in a shallow, reducing aquifer in the lower Mekong basin, Cambodia using geochemical tracers

ByL.A. Richards, D. Magnone, J. Sültenfuß, A.J. Boyce, C. Bryant, C. Sovann, B.E. van Dongen, D.J. Lapworth, D.C. Gooddy, L. Chambers, C.J. Ballentine, D.A. Polya

chapter |2 pages

Significance of arsenic resistant prokaryotes in climate change perspective

ByA.B.M.R. Islam, S.A. Ahmad, M. Alauddin, K. Tazaki

chapter |2 pages

Microbial study related with the arsenic hydrogeochemistry of the Xichú River in Guanajuato, Mexico

ByU.E. Rodríguez Castrejón, A.H. Serafín Muñoz, C. Cano Canchola, A. Álvarez Vargas

section 1.4|22 pages

Arsenic and other trace elements in groundwater of China

chapter |2 pages

Interfacial interaction of arsenic(V) with Mg-containing calcite and calcite

ByP.L. Gong, X.B. Gao, Q.Q. Yi, W.T. Luo, X. Zhang, F. Liu

chapter |2 pages

Variation of Extracellular Polymeric Substances (EPS) of Chlamydomonas reinhardtii under arsenic stress

ByC.H. Li, J.Y. Zhang, Q.N. Yu, B.B. Dong, C.H. Zhang, Y. Ge

chapter |2 pages

Characteristics and mechanisms of arsenic behavior during the microbial oxidation-reduction of iron

ByW. Xiu, H.M. Guo, X.N. Yu, W.J. Yuan, T.T. Ke

chapter |5 pages

Microbial community in high arsenic groundwater aquifers from Hetao Plain of Inner Mongolia, China

ByY.H. Wang, P. Li, Z. Jiang, H. Liu, D.Z. Wei, H.L. Wang

section 1.5|12 pages

Spatial and temporal evolution of arsenic in mine waste and tailings

section 1.6|1 pages

Arsenic mobility and fate in contaminated soils and sediments

chapter |2 pages

Effect of humic acid on microbial arsenic reduction in anoxic paddy soil

ByX.M. Li, J.T. Qiao, F.B. Li

chapter |3 pages

Quantification of arsenic adsorption and oxidation on manganese oxides

ByB. Rathi, O. Cirpka, J. Sun, J. Jamieson, A. Siade, H. Prommer, M. Zhu

chapter |2 pages

A novel MAs(III)-selective ArsR transcriptional repressor

ByJ. Chen, V.S. Nadar, B.P. Rosen

chapter |3 pages

A preliminary investigation on adsorption behavior of As(III) and As(V) in Jianghan Plain

ByS. Wang, R. Ma, Y.F. Liu, J.Y. Wang

chapter |2 pages

Effects of the seeding phenomenon in the scorodite precipitation process

ByJ.S. Villalobos, J.C. Bravo, F.P. Mella

chapter |4 pages

Assessing arsenic ecotoxicity in tropical soils for regulatory purposes: Which endpoints are more appropriate?

ByL.R.G. Guilherme, G.C. Martins, C. Oliveira, E.S. Penido, T. Natal-da-Luz, J.P. Sousa

chapter |5 pages

Arsenic and trace metal mobility in alum shale areas in Sweden

ByG. Jacks, P. Bhattacharya

section 1.7|1 pages

Arsenic in dust and road deposits

chapter |2 pages

Trends in antimony pollution near exposed traffic nodes: comparison with arsenic

ByB. Dousova, M. Lhotka, V. Machovic, F. Buzek, B. Cejkova, I. Jackova

chapter |2 pages

Arsenic contaminated dust and the mud accident in Fundão (Brazil)

ByC.S. Fernandes, A.C. Santos, G.R. Santos, M.C. Teixeira

section 1.8|1 pages

Advances and challenges in arsenic analysis in solid and aqueous matrix

chapter |2 pages

Sulfur-arsenic interactions and formation of thioarsenic complexes in the environment

ByI. Herath, J. Bundschuh, P. Bhattacharya

chapter |3 pages

Application of spectral gamma and magnetic susceptibility in an As-bearing loessic aquifer, Argentina

ByL. Sierra, S. Dietrich, P.A. Weinzettel, P.A. Bea, L. Cacciabue, M.L. Gómez Samus, N.N. Sosa

chapter |2 pages

Speciation of arsenic in sediment and groundwater

ByW.T. Luo, X.B. Gao, Y. Li, X. Zhang, P.L. Gong

chapter |2 pages

Thioarsenic compounds exist in the drinking groundwater

ByJ.H. Liang, Z. Chen

chapter |4 pages

Single-particle identification of trace arsenic constituents in environmental samples

ByV.S.T. Ciminelli, I.D. Delbem, E. Freitas, M. Morais, M. Gasparon

section Section 2|84 pages

Arsenic in a changing agricultural ecosystem and food chain effects

section 2.1|24 pages

Processes and pathways of arsenic in agricultural ecosystems

chapter |2 pages

Occurrence of arsenic in agricultural soils from the Chaco-Pampean plain (Argentina)

ByC.V. Alvarez-Gonçalvez, F.E. Arellano, A. Fernádez-Cirelli, A.L. Pérez Carrera

chapter |2 pages

Arsenic and antimony concentrations in Chinese typical farmland soils

ByA. Parvez, C.L. Ma, Q.Y. Zhong, C.Y. Lin, Y.B. Ma, M.C. He

chapter |2 pages

Characterization of an agricultural site historically polluted by the destruction of arsenic-containing chemical weapons

ByF. Battaglia-Brunet, J. Lions, C. Joulian, N. Devau, M. Charron, D. Hube, J. Hellal, M. Le Guédard, I. Jordan, P. Bhattacharya, K. Loukola-Ruskeeniemi, T. Tarvainen, J. Kaija

chapter |2 pages

Absorption and distribution of phosphorus from Typha under arsenic

ByW. Ren, G.Y. Yang, W. Yan, L. Hou, Y.G. Liu

chapter |2 pages

Adsorption of arsenic by birnessite-loaded biochar in water and soil

ByH.Y. Wang, P. Chen, G.X. Sun

chapter |2 pages

The application of organics promotes arsenic methylation in paddy soils

ByG.L. Duan, Y.P. Yang, X.Y. Yi, Y.G. Zhu

chapter |2 pages

Traceability of arsenic in agricultural water in Irrigation District 005, Mexico

ByM.C. Valles-Aragón, M.L. Ballinas-Casarrubias

chapter |2 pages

Arsenic data availability in agricultural soils and waters in Europe

ByT. Hatakka, T. Tarvainen

chapter |2 pages

Arsenic in cattle: Evaluation of possible exposure biomarkers

ByC.V. Alvarez-Gonçalvez, F.E. Arellano, A. Fernádez-Cirelli, A.L. Pérez Carrera

section 2.2|8 pages

Arsenic dynamics in rhizosphere

chapter |2 pages

Bioelectrochemical arsenite oxidation in rice rhizosphere in plant-microbial fuel cells

ByX.Q. Wang, Y.H. Lv, C.P. Liu, F.B. Li, Y.H. Du

chapter |2 pages

Thioarsenate formation in paddy soils

ByJ. Wang, M. Romani, M. Martin, B. Planer-Friedrich

chapter |2 pages

The role of radial oxygen loss on the flux of arsenic and other elements in rice rhizosphere

ByD. Yin, J. Luo, W. Fang, P.N. Williams

section 2.3|13 pages

Microbial ecology of arsenic biotransformation in soils

chapter |3 pages

Microbial transformation of arsenic in Bengal floodplain

ByH. Afroz, A.A. Meharg, C. Meharg

chapter |2 pages

Concurrent methylation and demethylation of arsenic in fungal cells

ByS.M. Su, X.B. Zeng, L.Y. Bai, Y.N. Wang, C.X. Wu

chapter |2 pages

Functional microbial communities in high arsenic groundwater

ByP. Li, Z. Jiang, Y.X. Wang

section 2.4|10 pages

Molecular mechanisms of plant arsenic uptake

chapter |2 pages

Heterologous expression of PvACR3;1 decreased arsenic accumulation in plant shoots

ByY.S. Chen, Y. Cao, C.Y. Hua, M.R. Jia, J.W. Fu, Y.H. Han, X. Liu, L.Q. Ma

chapter |4 pages

An effective rhizoinoculation restraints arsenic translocation in peanut and maize plants exposed to a realistic groundwater metalloid dose

ByJ.M. Peralta, C.N. Travaglia, R.A. Gil, A. Furlan, S. Castro, E.C. Bianucci

section 2.5|18 pages

Speciation and toxicity of arsenic in food chain

chapter |2 pages

Arsenic speciation in soil-water system and their uptake by rice (Oryza sativa)

ByP. Kumarathilaka, J. Bundschuh, S. Seneweera, A.A. Meharg

chapter |2 pages

The effects of different arsenic species in relation to straighthead disease in rice

ByH.P. Martin, W. Maher, M. Ellwood, E. Duncan, P. Snell, F. Krikowa

chapter |2 pages

Persistence and plant uptake of methylarsenic in continuously-and intermittently-flooded rice paddies

ByS.C. Maguffin, M.C. Reid, A. McClung, J. Rohila

chapter |2 pages

Geographical variation of arsenic in rice from Bangladesh: Cancer risk

ByS. Islam, M.M. Rahman, R. Naidu

section 2.6|10 pages

Threshold values of food arsenic

chapter |2 pages

Bioaccessibility and arsenic speciation in carrots, beets and quinoa from a contaminated area of Chile

ByI. Pizarro, M. Gómez-Gómez, D. Román, M.A. Palacios

chapter |2 pages

Study of arsenic in drinking water and food in three different districts of Bihar, India

ByP.K. Sharma, S. Suman, R. Kumar, A.K. Ghosh, D. Mondal, N. Bose, S.K. Singh

section Section 3|84 pages

Health impacts of environmental arsenic

section 3.1|26 pages

Exposure and epidemiology of arsenic impacts on human health

chapter |3 pages

Arsinothricin: a novel arsenic-containing antibiotic

ByM. Yoshinaga, V.S. Nadar, J. Chen, D.S. Dheeman, B.P. Rosen, M. Kuramata, S. Ishikawa

chapter |2 pages

Arsenic induces Th1/Th2 imbalance in immune and non-immune organs

ByY.Y. Guo, L. Zhao, S. Yang, G.F. Sun, B. Li, X.X. Duan, J.L. Li

chapter |2 pages

Thiolation in arsenic metabolism: a chemical perspective

ByC. Fan, G. Liu, Y. Cai

chapter |2 pages

AS3MT polymorphisms, arsenic metabolites and pregnancy

ByA. Stajnko, Z. Šlejkovec, D. Mazej, M. Horvat, I. Falnoga

chapter |3 pages

Prevalence of cancer incidences in Bihar, India due to poisoning in groundwater

ByA. Kumar, R. Kumar, M. Ali, A.K. Ghosh

chapter |2 pages

Arsenic exposure from drinking water and the occurrence of micro- and macrovascular complications of type 2 diabetes

ByD.D. Jovanović, K. Paunović, D.D. Manojlović, Z. Rasic-Milutinović

chapter |3 pages

Chronic arsenic exposure, endothelial dysfunction and risk of cardiovascular diseases

ByK. Hossain, S. Himeno, M.S. Islam, A. Rahman, M.M. Hasibuzzaman

chapter |3 pages

Arsenic exposure, lung function, vitamin D and immune modulation in the Health Effects of Arsenic Longitudinal Study (HEALS) cohort

ByF. Parvez, M. Eunus, F.T. Lauer, T. Islam, C. Olopade, X. Liu, V. Slavkovich, H. Ahsan, J.H. Graziano, S.W. Burchiel

chapter |2 pages

Arsenic in drinking water and childhood mortality: A 13-year follow-up findings

ByM. Rahman, N. Sohel, M. Yunus

section 3.2|10 pages

Genetic predisposition of chronic arsenic poisoning

section 3.3|6 pages

Reliable biomarkers for arsenic exposure

chapter |2 pages

Drinking water arsenic exposure, thyroid hormone biomarkers and neurobehavioral outcomes in adolescents

ByK.M. Khan, F. Parvez, L. Kamendulis, B. Hocevar, T. Zoeller, J.H. Graziano

section 3.4|20 pages

Risk assessment of chronic ingestion

chapter |2 pages

Beyond the wells: role of diet on arsenic induced toxicity in exposed populations of Bihar, India

ByD. Mondal, S. Suman, P. Sharma, S. Kumari, R. Kumar, A.K. Ghosh, N. Bose, S.K. Singh, H. Matthews, P.A. Cook

chapter |2 pages

Health risk assessment of arsenic dispersion from mining in Mount Isa

ByJ. Zheng, B.N. Noller, T. Huynh, R. Taga, J.C. Ng, V. Diacomanolis, H.H. Harris

chapter |2 pages

Health impact of chronic arsenic exposure in the population of Gyaspur-Majhi village, Patna, Bihar India

ByS. Abhinav, S. Navin, P. Shankar, M.S. Rahman, R. Kumar, P.K. Niraj, A. Kumar, A.K. Ghosh

chapter |2 pages

Health risks related to seafood consumption and arsenic speciation in fish and shellfish from North Sea (Southern Bight) and Açu Port area (Brazil)

ByP. Baisch, Y. Gao, N.V. Larebeke, W. Baeyens, M. Leermakers, N. Mirlean, F.M. Júnior

chapter |2 pages

A dietary intervention in Bangladesh to counteract arsenic toxicity

ByJ.E.G. Smits, R.M. Krohn, A. Vandenberg, R. Raqib

section 3.5|11 pages

Multi-metal synergies in chronic exposure cases

chapter |2 pages

Interaction of polyaromatic hydrocarbons and metals on bioaccessibility and toxicity of arsenic

ByJ.C. Ng, Q. Xia, S. Muthusamy, V. Lal, C. Peng

chapter |5 pages

Contamination of arsenic and heavy metals in coal exploitation area

ByR. Sharma, A. Yadav, S. Ramteke, S. Chakradhari, K.S. Patel, L. Lata, H. Milosh, P. Li, J. Allen, W. Corns

chapter |2 pages

Contamination of water, soil and plant with arsenic and heavy metals

ByA. Yadav, K.S. Patel, L. Lata, H. Milosh, P. Li, J. Allen, W. Corns

section 3.6|10 pages

Assessment of global burden of arsenic in drinking water and health care systems for exposed population

chapter |4 pages

Pharmacodynamic study of the selenium-mediated arsenic excretion in arsenicosis patients in Bangladesh

ByM. Alauddin, R. Cekovic, S. Alauddin, L. Bolevic, S. Saha, J.E. Spallholz, P.F. LaPorte, S. Ahmed, H. Ahsan, J. Gailer, O. Ponomarenko, I.J. Pickering, S.P. Singh, G.N. George

chapter |2 pages

Exposure levels to various arsenic species and their associated factors in Korean adults

ByJ.D. Park, I.G. Kang, S.G. Lee, B.S. Choi, H. Kim, H.J. Kwon

section Section 4|120 pages

Technologies for arsenic immobilization and clean water blueprints

section 4.1|120 pages

Adsorption and co-precipitation for arsenic removal

chapter |2 pages

Interaction of arsenic with co-precipitated Fe(II, III) (hydr)oxides

ByC.M. van Genuchten, T. Behrends, P. Kraal, S.L.S. Stipp, K. Dideriksen

chapter |2 pages

Adsorptive removal of arsenic by calcined Mg-Fe-(CO3) LDH: An artificial neural network model

ByM.K. Yadav, A.K. Gupta, P.S. Ghosal, A. Mukherjee, I.S. Chauhan

chapter |2 pages

Sorption of toxic oxyanions to modified kaolines

ByM. Lhotka, B. Dousova

chapter |3 pages

Efficient removal of arsenic species by green rust sulfate (GRSO4)

ByJ.P.H. Perez, H.M. Freeman, J.A. Schuessler, L.G. Benning

chapter |2 pages

Iron-based subsurface arsenic removal by aeration (SAR) – results of a pilot-scale plant in Vietnam

ByV.T. Luong, E.E. Cañas Kurz, U. Hellriegel, L.L. Tran, J. Hoinkis, J. Bundschuh

chapter |2 pages

A new material could effectively treatment of arsenic-contaminated water

ByY.F. Li, X. Li, D. Wang, B. Li, Q.M. Zheng, L.J. Dong, G.F. Sun

chapter |3 pages

Decrease of arsenic in water from the Pampean plain (Argentina) by calcium salts addition

ByL. Cacciabue, S. Dietrich, P.A. Weinzettel, S. Bea, L. Sierra, C. Ayora

chapter |2 pages

Adsorption and photocatalytic study of calcium titanate (CaTiO3) for the arsenic removal from water

ByR.M. Tamayo Calderón, R. Espinoza Gonzales, F. Gracia Caroca

chapter |3 pages

Modeling arsenic removal by co-precipitation under variable redox conditions

ByM.W. Korevaar, D. Vries, A. Ahmad

chapter |2 pages

Visual MINTEQ simulation for prediction of the adsorption of arsenic on ferrihydrite

ByR. Irunde, P. Bhattacharya, J. Ijumulana, F.J. Ligate, A. Ahmad, F. Mtalo, J. Mtamba

chapter |2 pages

Clay-biochar composite for arsenic removal from aqueous media

ByM. Vithanage, L. Sandaruwan, G. Samarasinghe, Y. Jayawardhana

chapter |2 pages

Iron coated peat as a sorbent for the simultaneous removal of arsenic and metals from contaminated water

ByA. Kasiuliene, I. Carabante, J. Kumpiene, P. Bhattacharya

section 4.2|8 pages

Ion exchange and membrane technologies

chapter |2 pages

Development of membrane by using iron-containing synthetic materials for arsenic removal from water

ByL.R. Velázquez, R.V. Moreno, R.R. Mendoza, C. Velázquez, S.E. Garrido Hoyos

chapter |3 pages

As(V) rejection by NF membranes for drinking water from high temperature sources

ByB.J. Gonzalez, S.G.J. Heijman, A.H. Haidari, L.C. Rietveld, D. van Halem

chapter |2 pages

As(III) oxidation during full-scale aeration and rapid filtration

ByJ.C.J. Gude, L.C. Rietveld, D. van Halem

section 4.3|16 pages

Nanotechnological applications in arsenic treatment

chapter |3 pages

Remediation of arsenic contaminated groundwater with magnetite (Fe3O4) and chitosan coated Fe3O4 nanoparticles

ByS. Ahuja, C. Mahanta, S. Sathe, L.C. Menan, M. Vipasha

chapter |3 pages

Removal of arsenic from wastewater treated by means of nanoparticles and magnetic separation

ByM.F. Isela, E. R.C. Mercedes, G.M. Rocío

chapter |2 pages

Exploring the scope of nanoparticles for arsenic removal in groundwater

ByA. Kumar, H. Joshi, A. Kumar

chapter |4 pages

Arsenic retention on technosols prepared with nanoparticles for treatment of mine drainage water

ByD. Bolaños, V. Sánchez, J. Paz, M. Balseiro, L. Cumbal

section 4.4|12 pages

Arsenic solidification and immobilization for contaminated soils

chapter |3 pages

Reciprocal influence of arsenic and iron on the long-term immobilization of arsenic in contaminated soils

ByY. Sun, J. Antelo, J. Lezama-Pacheco, S. Fiol, S. Fendorf, J. Kumpiene

chapter |3 pages

Evaluation of chemical stabilizers for the retention in a mining tailing contaminated soil

ByC.G. Sáenz-Uribe, M.A. Olmos-Márquez, M.T. Alarcón-Herrera, J.M. Ochoa-Rivero

chapter |3 pages

Arsenic remediation through magnetite based in situ immobilization

ByJ. Sun, B.C. Bostick, S.N. Chillrud, B.J. Mailloux, H. Prommer

section 4.5|8 pages

Phytoremediation of arsenic-contaminated soils

chapter |2 pages

Phytate enhanced dissolution of As-goethite and uptake by As-hyperaccumulator Pteris vittata

ByX. Liu, J.W. Fu, Y. Cao, Y. Chen, L.Q. Ma

chapter |2 pages

Development of a phyto-stabilization strategy based on the optimization of endogenous vegetal species development on a former arsenic-bearing mine waste

ByH. Thouin, M.P. Norini, P. Gautret, M. Motelica, F. Battaglia-Brunet, L. Le Forestier, L. De Lary De Latour, M. Beaulieu

chapter |2 pages

Phytoremediation of arsenic using a chemical stabilizer and Eleocharis macrostachya in a contaminated mining soil

ByJ.M. Ochoa-Rivero, M.A. Olmos-Márquez, C.G. Sáenz-Uribe, M.T. Alarcón-Herrera

section 4.6|33 pages

Innovative technologies

chapter |2 pages

Removal of arsenic by fungal strains of Fusarium

ByE.E. Pellizzari, G.R. Bedogni, E.H. Monzon, M.C. Gimenez

chapter |2 pages

Identification arsenic (V) by cyclic voltammetry and recovery of arsenic by electrodeposition

ByH.I. Navarro Solis, G. Rosano Ortega, S.E. Garrido Hoyos

chapter |3 pages

Constructed wetlands as an alternative for arsenic removal

ByC.E. Corroto, A. Iriel, E. Calderón, A. Fernádez-Cirelli, A.L. Pérez Carrera

chapter |2 pages

Simultaneous electricity production and arsenic mitigation in paddy soils by using microbial fuel cells

ByZ. Chen, W. Gustave, Z.F. Yuan, R. Sekar, H.C. Chang, P. Salaun, J.Y. Zhang

chapter |2 pages

Arsenic removal from groundwater by capacitive deionization (CDI): findings of laboratory studies with model water

ByE.E. Cañas Kurz, V.T. Luong, U. Hellriegel, J. Hoinkis, J. Bundschuh

chapter |2 pages

Efficient generation of aqueous Fe in electrocoagulation systems for low-cost arsenic removal

ByS. Müller, T. Behrends, C.M. van Genuchten

chapter |2 pages

Arsenic retention and distribution in a treatment wetland prototype

ByM.T. Alarcón-Herrera, M.A. Olmos-Márquez, J. Ochoa, I.R. Martin-Domínguez

chapter |2 pages

Reactive transport modeling to understand attenuation of arsenic concentrations in anoxic groundwater during Fe(II) oxidation by nitrate

ByD.B. Kent, R.L. Smith, J. Jamieson, J.K. Böhlke, D.A. Repert, H. Prommer

chapter |2 pages

Simultaneous oxidation of As(III) and reduction of Cr(VI) by Alcaligenes sp.

ByN. Rane, V. Nandre, S. Kshirsagar, S. Gaikwad, K. Kodam

chapter |2 pages

Nitrate respirers mediate anaerobic As(III) oxidation in filters

ByC.Y. Jing, J.L. Cui

section Section 5|119 pages

Sustainable mitigation and management

section 5.1|13 pages

Societal involvement for mitigations of long-term exposure

section 5.2|5 pages

Policy instruments to regulate arsenic exposure

chapter |3 pages

Integrating policy, system strengthening, research and harmonized services delivery for scaling up drinking water safety in Bangladesh

ByB. Onabolu, E. Khan, J. Chowdhury, N. Akter, S.K. Ghosh, M.S. Rahman, P. Bhattacharya, D. Johnston, K. Alam, F. Ahmed, R. Amin, S. Uddin, S. Khanam, M. Hassan, M. von Brömssen, K.M. Ahmed

section 5.3|24 pages

Risk assessments and remediation of contaminated land and water environments – Case studies

chapter |2 pages

Effect of arsenic risk assessment in Pakistan on mitigation action

ByJ.E. Podgorski, S.A.M.A.S. Eqani, M. Berg

chapter |2 pages

Alleviation of altered ultrastructure in arsenic stressed rice cultivars under proposed irrigation practice in Bengal Delta Basin

ByA. Majumdar, A. Barla, S. Bose, M.K. Upadhyay, S. Srivastava

chapter |2 pages

Arsenic linked to a former mining activity in the Hunan province: distribution at the local scale and bacterial As(III) oxidation

ByF. Battaglia-Brunet, S. Touzé, C. Joulian, C. Grosbois, M. Desmet, Q. Peng, F. Zhang, C. Meng, J.Y. Zhang, L. Luo, X. Li, Q. Li, J. Paing

chapter |2 pages

Evaluation of leaf proteomics responses during selenium mediated tolerance of arsenic toxicity in rice (Oryza sativa L.)

ByR. Chauhan, S. Awasthi, S. Mallick, V. Pande, S. Srivastava, R.D. Tripathi

chapter |2 pages

Remediation of a heavy metals contaminated site in urban area: a case study from southern China

ByH. Huang, Y.F. Wang, S.J. Wang, Y.C. Liu, B. Zhang, Y. Yang

chapter |2 pages

Influence of pH in the conditioning and dehydration processes of arsenic-containing sludge

ByS.E. Garrido Hoyos, K. García, J. Briseño, B. Lopez

chapter |2 pages

Assessment of environmental and health risks of arsenic in agricultural soils

ByC. Jones-Johansson, M. Elert, S. Vijayakumar, P. Bhattacharya, I. Jordan, I. Mueller, F. Battaglia-Brunet, M.L. Guédard

chapter |2 pages

Acid induced arsenic removal from soil amended with clay-biochar composite

ByM. Vithanage, L. Weerasundara, A.K. Ghosh

section 5.4|47 pages

Mitigation and management of arsenic in a sustainable way

chapter |2 pages

Mitigation actions performed to the remediation of groundwater contamination by arsenic in drinking water sources in Chihuahua, Mexico

ByM.A. Olmos-Márquez, C.G. Sáenz-Uribe, J.M. Ochoa-Riveros, A. Pinedo-Alvarez, M.T. Alarcón-Herrera

chapter |2 pages

Microorganism: natural sweepers of arsenic in industrial wastewater

ByA.B. Kashif Hayat, C.D. Saiqa Menhas, J. Bundschuh, P. Zhou, H.J. Chaudhary

chapter |3 pages

Effects of boron nutrition on arsenic uptake and efflux by rice seedlings

ByR.L. Zheng, G.X. Sun

chapter |2 pages

Simultaneous removal of arsenic and fluoride from water using iron and steel slags

ByJ. García-Chirino, B.M. Mercado-Borrayo, R. Schouwenaars, J.L. González-Chávez, R.M. Ramírez-Zamora

chapter |3 pages

Mitigation of As accumulation in paddy rice (Oryza sativa L.) by amendments containing iron and manganese

ByM. Lei, L. Tang, H.H. Du, L. Peng, B.Q. Tie, G.X. Sun

chapter |2 pages

Arsenic oxidation by hypertolerant Bacillus sp. L-148 in artificial groundwater microcosm

ByA.V. Bagade, D. Paul, A. Giri, D. Dhotre, S. Pawar, K. Kodam

chapter |2 pages

Reduction of low arsenic concentrations in drinking water to below 1 µg L−1 by adsorption onto granular iron (hydr)oxides

ByA. Jeworrek, A. Ahmad, B. Hofs, J. van Mook, A. van der Wal

chapter |2 pages

Phycoremediation of arsenic by Chlorella sp. CB4

ByM.O. Alam, S. Chakraborty, T. Bhattacharya

chapter |2 pages

Arsenic removal from natural contaminated groundwaters in Calabria Region (Italy) by nanofiltration

ByA. Figoli, I. Fuoco, C. Apollaro, R. Mancuso, G. Desiderio, R. De Rosa, B. Gabriele, A. Criscuoli

section 5.5|9 pages

Drinking water regulations of water safety plan

section 5.6|17 pages

Arsenic in drinking water and implementation plan for safe drinking water supply from sustainable development perspectives

chapter |4 pages

Sustainable small-scale, membrane based arsenic remediation for developing countries

ByJ. Hoinkis, E.E. Cañas Kurz, U. Hellriegel, T.V. Luong, J. Bundschuh

chapter |2 pages

Identifying the arsenic-safe aquifers of the Ganges Delta: some insights into sustainable aquifer management

ByM. Chakraborty, A. Mukherjee, K.M. Ahmed, P. Bhattacharya, A.E. Fryar

chapter |4 pages

ASMITAS – a novel application for digitalizing the SASMIT Sediment Color Tool to identify arsenic safe aquifers for drinking water supplies

ByS. Sharma, P. Bhattacharya, D. Kumar, P. Perugupalli, M. von Brömssen, M.T. Islam, M. Jakariya

chapter |3 pages

Deep hand tube-well water for achieving sustainable development goal in arsenic affected villages: Bangladesh experience

ByB.A. Hoque, S. Khanam, M.A. Zahid, M.M. Hoque, N. Akter, M.N. Mahmud, S. Huque, S. Ahmed

chapter |2 pages

Small-scale piped water supply: end-user inclusive water research in arsenic affected areas in India and Bangladesh (DELTAP)

ByD. van Halem, B.A. Hoque, A.K. Ghosh, M.E. Donselaar, E. Karana, P. Bhattacharya, K.M. Ahmed