… Since its establishment in 1929, agriculture has been the primary economic activity in Tupã.
It was a … The city has an agricultural base with around a thousand agricultural properties and …

… groundwater through agricultural runoff and then it reaches the sources of drinking water.
However, feeding on plants, livestock products, and nitrate-contaminated … risk factors in this …

… sources of drinking water may be influenced by leaching of contaminants from agricultural
activates [83]. Thus, gas flaring may have resulted in increase in concentration of these …

… : (1) HM contamination in arable lands through agricultural … , and irrigation; (2) factors
affecting the bioavailability of HM … groundwater sources is another route of HM contamination …

… However, in the last few decades, extensive use of groundwater for domestic, agriculture, …
In this section, we have discussed about the potential sources of fluoride and related natural …

… Agricultural chemicals are a source of groundwater pollution … of linking nonpoint agricultural
pollution of groundwater to actual … “targeting” of nonpoint pollution abateн ment and optimal …

… well as for agricultural activities. Studies revealed that groundwater arsenic contamination in
… although this littlebit contamination has wide effect on groundwater-related health hazard (…

… recharge of groundwater by weighted indices of an aquifer used for agricultural water supply
… aquifer are the most sensitive to pollution of groundwater. Indices with the highest accuracy …

… where groundwater pollution is extensive, the agricultural industry’s continued use of low-quality
groundwater for irrigation can result in soil pollution… Contaminated groundwater used for …

… The study area is known for its agricultural productivity in Turkey, especially potato …
potential threats to groundwater quality, studies on the trace element content of groundwater …