Authors : Reyam Naji Ajmi, Huda Farooq Zeki, Estabraq Mohammed Ati and Hadeel Radawi Al-Newani
Abstract: After the restoration process in Southern Iraq a few studies have applied Marshland to investigate heavy metals in this study had taken place during The study was conducted during December 2017 in six mainly stations from Iraqi Marshlands to assess these elements 'TSP' and heavy metals such as zinc, copper, iron, cadmium, lead, nickel, mercury and manganese are of the most serious problems facing humanity and other life forms, results had been variations concentrations in air samples, so that, the region free from major industrial sources of air pollution as well as lower daily use of the vehicles. As for the remaining minutes were not more than half the permissible limits within the national determinants of Iraq. Released to the weather environment from a range of natural sources and trans boundary long term air pollution due to of their potential for global atmospheric and persistence, transfer and evaluates the potential health risks in Iraqi Marshland in region surrounding it. It has been evaluating a number of elements in the air and the possibility of how to release it to the environment and determine the proximity to these elements to humans and the possibility of health risks and the potential impact on human.
Reyam Naji Ajmi, Huda Farooq Zeki, Estabraq Mohammed Ati and Hadeel Radawi Al-Newani, 2018. Monitoring of Some Heavy Metals Transboundary Air Pollution. Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences, 13: 9862-9867.