Levels and Mass Burden of DDTs in Sediments from Fishing Harbors: The Importance of DDT-Containing Antifouling Paint to the Coastal Environment of China
Lin, T ; Hu, ZH ; Zhang, G ; Li, XD ; Xu, WH ; Tang, JH ; Li, J
刊名ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
2009
卷号43期号:21页码:8033-8038
ISSN号0013-936X
通讯作者zhanggan@gig.ac.cn
中文摘要DDT remains an important type of persistent organic pollutant (POP) in the environment of China. One of the current applications of DDT in China has been through antifouling paint for fishing ships as an active component. It has been estimated that approximately 5000 t of DDT was released into the Chinese coastal environment during the last two decades. Therefore, sediments in coastal fishing harbors of China may be the important sinks of DDT. In this study, DDT and its metabolites in 58 sediment samples from nine typical fishing harbors along the coastal line of China were characterized to assess their accumulation levels, sediment burdens, and potential ecological risks. The concentrations of DOTS ranged from 9 to 7350 ng/g dry weight, which were generally 1-2 orders of magnitude higher than those of the adjacent estuarine/marine sediments. The high concentrations of DDT coupled with the lower concentrations of HCH and TOC clearly indicated a strong local DDT input, i.e., DDT-containing antifouling paint, within the fishing harbors. A significant correlation between the total DDT concentrations and p,p'-DDT concentrations further confirmed the existence of fresh DDT input. The overall burden of DOTS within the upper 10 cm sediment layer in the fishing harbors of the Pearl River Delta, southern China, was estimated to be 1.0-5.7 t, which was several times higher than the DDT accumulation in the surface sediment of the Pearl River estuary. The concentrations of DOTS in the fishing harbor sediments significantly exceeded the sediment quality guidelines on the basis of adverse biological effects. The absence or low concentrations of p,p'-DDD in aquatic organisms and human may imply that either p,p'-DDD may be less bioaccumulated by fish and human, or is biotransformed to other metabolites. A national ban of DDT as an additive to antifouling paint was implemented in 2009 in China; however, the legacy high DDT burden in the coastal fishing harbors needs further monitoring and proper management.
学科主题Engineering, Environmental; Environmental Sciences
收录类别SCI
原文出处AMER CHEMICAL SOC
WOS记录号WOS:000271106300013
公开日期2011-07-03
内容类型期刊论文
源URL[http://ir.scsio.ac.cn/handle/344004/4600]  
专题南海海洋研究所_中科院边缘海地质重点实验室
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Lin, T,Hu, ZH,Zhang, G,et al. Levels and Mass Burden of DDTs in Sediments from Fishing Harbors: The Importance of DDT-Containing Antifouling Paint to the Coastal Environment of China[J]. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY,2009,43(21):8033-8038.
APA Lin, T.,Hu, ZH.,Zhang, G.,Li, XD.,Xu, WH.,...&Li, J.(2009).Levels and Mass Burden of DDTs in Sediments from Fishing Harbors: The Importance of DDT-Containing Antifouling Paint to the Coastal Environment of China.ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY,43(21),8033-8038.
MLA Lin, T,et al."Levels and Mass Burden of DDTs in Sediments from Fishing Harbors: The Importance of DDT-Containing Antifouling Paint to the Coastal Environment of China".ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 43.21(2009):8033-8038.
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