Seawater intrusion is one of the most severe problems confronting coastal aquifers. These
aquifers are often considered significant freshwater sources, particularly in arid regions. The …

The popular water quality index (WQI) and the recently developed integrated water quality
index (IWQI) were used to evaluate the potability of 32 groundwater samples collected from …

The present study aimed at exploring the sources of salinity and the link it shares with the
enrichment of As (arsenic) and F-(fluoride) in the groundwater of Rachna Doab. Total …

The evaluation of groundwater quality is crucial for water resources management in arid and
semi-arid regions, particularly in irrigated area where groundwater chemistry can be …

The rapid expansion of economic activities in Egypt's Central Eastern Desert has resulted in
poorly coordinated groundwater development, having a negative impact on the resource …

The seawater intrusion in the Dagu River Basin, China, has attracted intensive attention from
the government and scholars. Increasing data have become available with the development …

Because of anthropogenic activity and seawater intrusion, coastal aquifers worldwide
frequently face a threat to their water supply due to salinization. This paper investigates the …

In recent years, elevated concentration of arsenic (As) in groundwater in the northeastern
states of India has become a major cause of concern. Since many regions of the …

In order to better understand the encroachment of seawater into the groundwater system a
total 115 groundwater samples were collected in an area of∼ 7 km 2 in Cox's Bazar …

Besides sulfate-induced diarrhea, recent studies have emphasized that groundwater sulfate
drives the release of arsenic in groundwater and accelerates water pipeline corrosion …