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Groundwater Contaminated with Heavy Metals from Battery Wastes at Ogunpa, Ibadan, SW-Nigeria Alters Hematological Indices, Liver and Kidney Histology in Exposed Mice
Heavy metals originating from battery wastes may migrate into underlying groundwater and elicit adverse effects in resident populations who use the water for domestic needs. Several studies have emphasized the impact of battery wastes on groundwater (and soil) with few attempts to address the possib
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