Monitoring of the kerosene and cadmium contaminated soil near the airport
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It is well-known that the aviation industry releases dangerous chemicals into the air. The
caused damage is often evident on a local level, as the herbage's dilapidated state indicates pollution
clearly. Aviation related damage was found in the acacia forest next to the Airport, Budapest; therefore,
kerosene and cadmium load of the soil was examined. Kerosene content reached 0.99 g in 10 g soil, and
the average cadmium contamination was 14.12 ±2.50 mg kg-1 dry matter. It is well-known that the aviation industry releases dangerous chemicals into the air. The
caused damage is often evident on a local level, as the herbage's dilapidated state indicates pollution
clearly. Aviation related damage was found in the acacia forest next to the Airport, Budapest; therefore,
kerosene and cadmium load of the soil was examined. Kerosene content reached 0.99 g in 10 g soil, and
the average cadmium contamination was 14.12 ±2.50 mg kg-1 dry matter.