Increasing groundwater contamination across the globe triggered the concept of “aquifer
vulnerability”, which has been extensively used worldwide during past three to four decades …

The concept of groundwater vulnerability was first introduced in the 1970s in France to
recognize sensitive areas in which surface pollution could affect groundwater, and to enable …

Water quality evaluation is critically important for the protection and sustainable
management of groundwater resources, which are variably vulnerable to ever-increasing …

This paper presents a viable approach for flood management strategy in a river basin based
on the European Floods Directive. A reliable flood management plan has two …

Site selection is an important and necessary issue for waste management in fast-growing
regions. Because of the complexity of waste management systems, the selection of the …

The appropriate site selection for waste disposal is one of the major problems in waste
management. Also, many environmental, economical, and political considerations must be …

Groundwater is a vital water source in the rural and urban areas of developing and
developed nations. In this study, a novel hybrid integration approach of Fisher's linear …

Mountain tourism in developing countries is becoming a growing environmental concern
due to extreme seasonality, lack of suitable infrastructures and planning, and interference …

Watershed prioritization based on the natural resources and physical processes involves
locating critical areas of erosion, which produce maximum sediment yield to take up …

Groundwater contamination risk assessment is an effective tool for groundwater
management. Most existing risk assessment methods only consider the basic contamination …