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Contaminant Screening
Trace Metals
- The majority of trace metals concentrations in sediments and biota correspond to natural background levels in marine environments
- Mercury concentrations continue to be very low in sediment and the observed total Hg levels in fish (Hamoor) maintained to be below the 0.5 µg g-1 (wet wt) threshold
- Unexplained high concentrations of Arsenic have been maintained in some bivalves during 1994-2005
- Nickel and Chrome dominant in high concentration in almost all collected inter-tidal sediments
Examples of Obtained Results
Trend of Country-Mean of Metal Concentration (µg g-1) in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Levels of Metals Concentration in Near-shore Sediment in I. R. Iran
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 2017 Environment Day of the Region April 24, 2017. Join the Competition for drawing, essay and video film
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 Meeting of the Regional Task Force on Climate Change Dimensions in ROPME Sea Area | 10-12 April 2017. Kuwait  First Meeting of the ROPME-EBM Working Group on the Development of the Regional EBM Strategy, Tokyo, Japan. 15-16 October 2016  Scientific Committee Meeting on Monitoring and Assessment of Sand and Dust Storms in ROPME Sea Area (26-28 September 2016)
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