Uranium is a naturally occurring radioactive element present throughout the environment, atmosphere, food, soil, rocks, and natural waters along with Pb, Cr, As, Zn & Fe. The exposure to the elements may rise in the cases wherever potable water is obtained directly from geogenically affected ground water sources. The uranium impacts are primarily from its chemical activities, instead of long-run tomographical toxic effects, which may lead to urinary organ damage and its non functional. Uranium in 17% ground water samples has been found beyond limit along with other health effecting toxic metals (Pb, Cr, Mn, Fe, As, Zn) in Fatehpur district, Uttar Pradesh bordered by Ganga and Yamuna rivers in the north and south respectively. The affirmative values of uranium on liquid scintillation counter was observed in positive correlation with chromium and lead near the interface of the saturated-unsaturated zone, while zinc, arsenic and iron were very poorly correlated.

中文翻译：

---

印度北方邦 Fatehpur 区 Ganga Yamuna Doab 地下水中铀及其与其他地质污染物的相关性

铀是一种天然存在的放射性元素，与 Pb、Cr、As、Zn 和 Fe 一起存在于整个环境、大气、食物、土壤、岩石和天然水中。在直接从受地质影响的地下水源获得饮用水的情况下，元素暴露可能会增加。铀的影响主要来自其化学活动，而不是长期的断层扫描毒性作用，后者可能导致泌尿器官损伤和功能丧失。在北部和南部分别与恒河和亚穆纳河接壤的北方邦法塔赫布尔区，17% 的地下水样本中的铀以及其他对健康有影响的有毒金属（铅、铬、锰、铁、砷、锌）被发现超限.