… The threshold value of nitrate contamination from agricultural sources in the groundwater
is 50 mg/L as per European Union (EU) directive 91/676/EFC. Ayyasamy et al. (2009) …

… Findings demonstrated that the effects of the drivers to groundwater resources of the two
studied basins were increasing while forging ahead with socioeconomic factors (agricultural …

… of these contaminants in groundwater system resulted in variety of problems in the people
of study area, where groundwater is predominantly used for domestic, agriculture and drinking …

… , and basin topography is considered as one of key factors. … of groundwater hydrochemistry,
while agricultural and mining activities are the anthropogenic factors causing groundwater …

… for agricultural purposes poses an acceptable risk, and does not pose a risk to the quality of
groundwater … , which pose a higher risk of groundwater contamination. For higher maximum …

… , and pollution from industries, domestic and agricultural sources. Here, we review … /L), Ni
(1.05 mg/L), and Cr (0.74 mg/L) and have a very high potential for contaminating groundwater. …

… agricultural purposes in many places of the world. In India, groundwater is getting contaminated
… groundwater is a potential health risk factor in India. The permissible limit of uranium in …

… In the study area, agriculture is used exclusively for subsistence without the use of pesticides…
The current study revealed groundwater pollution prevailing in several areas along major …

… , we studied the groundwater contamination with potentially … speciation, and health risk
exposure assessment in the … , agriculture practices, mining actions, and groundwater uptake from …

… as manure for agriculture can potentially pollute surface and groundwater through stormwater …
wastewater applied to agricultural lands also contaminate the soil and groundwater. The …