BTEX Concentrations and Associated Health Risks at Urban Vegetative Sites in Delhi, India

Environmental Claims Journal(2019)

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Abstract
Benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, and xylene (BTEX) compounds are known for their toxic effects. The ambient BTEX levels were studied at various urban vegetative locations of Delhi to assess the health risks involved. The average concentrations were higher for toluene and xylene among BTEX compounds. The cancer risks for benzene exceeded the benchmark limits of USEPA and WHO. The study suggests that the vegetative areas in Delhi are not safe for public health and regulatory bodies need to initiate some action.
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btex concentrations,urban vegetative sites,associated health risks,delhi
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