Metal pollution

The increase in built-up areas in the coastal zone, particularly in Conakry and the secondary towns, clearly indicates that the prospects for demographic growth are strong. Sources of hydrocarbon and heavy metal pollution in Guinea come from industrial zones, seaports, navigation areas and thermal power stations.The aim of this study was to assess the level of contamination of a number of fish species by trace metals (TMEs) in Tabounsou Bay.The samples were analysed by Uviline spectrophotometry at the physicochemical laboratory of the Office National de Contrôle de Qualité de Matoto (ONCQ), and the results were compared with those of the standard accepted by the EC/2001 and FAO/WHO (1989) and other authors.

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Fodé YANSANE Teacher-researcher, Master's degree in communication and computer research; knowledge of inspection and control of fishery resources (fish); survey and bibliographical reference software, cartography and 3D (KoboCollecte, Zotero, Sphynx,QGIS, Qfield, GPS essentiel,Google Earth, ENVI and AutoCad).