Abstract

This article examines the assessment of metal contents in lake fish inhabiting areas near industrial waste disposal sites. The study focuses on understanding the potential risks associated with heavy metal contamination and the need for monitoring and mitigation measures. The discussion highlights the environmental impact of industrial waste, the bioaccumulation of heavy metals in fish, and the implications for human health. It emphasizes the importance of regular monitoring, analysis of metal concentrations, and collaborative efforts to address the issue. The article concludes by emphasizing the significance of responsible waste management practices and the involvement of industries, regulatory agencies, scientists, and local communities in mitigating the risks and safeguarding ecosystems and human populations.