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A Review Health Risk of Toxic Heavy Metals on the Human Body via Contaminated Dust and Their Mitigation in Pakistan

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According to the literature research, there are numerous sources and health risks of dust-containing HM’s that need to be minimized and in a changing environment, phytoremediation is a good option for reducing toxic HM’s in dust.

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