High concentrations of paracetamol in effluent dominated waters of Jakarta Bay, Indonesia
High concentrations of paracetamol in effluent dominated waters of Jakarta Bay, Indonesia
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DOI：
10.1016/j.marpolbul.2021.112558
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发表时间：
2021-06-05
影响因子：
5.8
通讯作者：
Ciocan, Corina
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作者：
Koagouw, Wulan;Arifin, Zainal;Ciocan, Corina
从印度尼西亚以污水为主的地点采集的海水样本中调查了包括药物在内的几种水污染物的存在：雅加达湾的4个地点和中爪哇北海岸的一个地点。这项初步研究中提供的数据提供了这些地区海水质量的快照。结果表明，营养参数超过了印尼标准海水水质限值，同时也存在一些金属。有趣的是，雅加达湾的昂科(610毫微克/L)和安科尔(420毫微克/L)检测到高浓度的扑热息痛。迄今为止，这是首次报道印度尼西亚沿海水域存在扑热息痛(扑热息痛)的研究。与科学文献中报告的其他水平相比，检测到的高浓度引起了人们对长期暴露的环境风险，特别是对附近贝类养殖场的影响的担忧。考虑到药品被视为新出现的污染物，这些数据表明需要进一步的调查。
The occurrence of several aquatic contaminants, including pharmaceuticals, were investigated in seawater samples collected from effluent-dominated sites in Indonesia: 4 sites in Jakarta Bay and one on the north coast of Central Java. The data presented in this preliminary study provide a snapshot of seawater quality in these areas. Results show that nutrient parameters exceeded the Indonesian Standard Quality of Seawater limits, and some metals were also present. Interestingly, high concentrations of paracetamol were detected at Angke (610 ng/L) and Ancol (420 ng/L), both in Jakarta Bay. To date, this is the first study to report the presence of paracetamol (acetaminophen) in the coastal waters around Indonesia. The high concentrations detected, compared to other levels reported in scientific literature, raise concerns about the environmental risks associated with long-term exposure and, especially, the impact on nearby shellfish farms. Given pharmaceuticals' consideration as emerging contaminants, these data suggest further investigations are needed.