Springs ecosystems are globally abundant, geomorphologically diverse, and bio‐culturally
productive, but are highly imperiled by anthropogenic activities. More than a century of …

The Grand Canyon provides a deeply dissected view of the aquifers of the Colorado Plateau
and its public and tribal lands. Stacked sandstone and karst aquifers are vertically …

Study region This study focuses on the Colorado River watershed in the area along the
South Rim of the Grand Canyon. Study focus This study utilizes anthropogenic chemical …

Springs and groundwater seeps along the South Rim of the Grand Canyon (Arizona, USA)
are important for the region's ecosystems, residents (human and animal), and economy …

Riverbank groundwater discharge faces are spatially extensive areas of preferential
seepage that are exposed to air at low river flow. Some conceptual hydrologic models …

Abstract The Grand Canyon region in northern Arizona is a home or sacred place of origin
for many Native Americans and is visited by over 6 million tourists each year. Most …

The isotopic geochemistry of mine-impacted waters may reveal water-budget relationships
and geochemical mechanisms of water-rock interaction. In this study, stable isotopic …

The Colorado River basin (CRB), the primary water source for southwestern North America,
is divided into the 283,384 km2, water-exporting Upper CRB (UCRB) in the Colorado …

Emerging groundwater contaminants such as per‐and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)
may impact surface‐water quality and groundwater‐dependent ecosystems of gaining …

The chemo-isotopic characteristics, geothermal activity and water origin of the 5 thermal and
7 non-thermal springs have been investigated in Damavand volcanic region, northern Iran …