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For quite a long time, soil has been considered a means with a practically unlimited capacity to accumulate pollutants without immediately producing harmful effects for the environment or for human health. Presently, however, we know that this is not true. Public awareness has been raised on the harmful potential of some soil trace elements –commonly known as heavy metalsthat can accumulate in crops and may end up in human diet through the food chain. Many studies have confirmed that heavy metals may accumulate and damage crops or even mankind (Otte et al., 1993; Dudka et al., 1994; Söderström, 1998). Along these lines, the most dangerous metals owing to their toxicity for human beings are Cd, Hg and Pb (Chojnacka et al., 2005).

Using a Multi-Scale Geostatistical Method for the Source Identification of Heavy Metals in Soils