The sustainability of groundwater usage faces quality problem caused by anthropogenic
activity as well as geogenic contamination. With varied climate zones, geomorphology and …

Nitrate concentration in most aquifers in arid and semi-arid areas has increased in the past
several decades as a result of human activities. Under the predominantly oxic conditions of …

Nitrate pollution in groundwater and related human health risk assessment are crucial to
ensure groundwater quality safety. In this study, the grey water footprint (GWF), DRASTIC …

Groundwater aquifers in Morocco's coastal regions are under serious threat as a result of
climate change. This study was conducted to evaluate and map the quality of water …

Ecological water replenishment (EWR) is an essential approach for improving the quantity
and quality of regional water. The Chaobai River is a major river in Beijing that is …

An integrated model WHCNS (soil Water Heat Carbon Nitrogen Simulator) was developed
to assess water and nitrogen (N) management in North China. It included five main modules …

Abstract The Loess Plateau of China (LPC) is suffering from the impacts of overexploitation
of groundwater, leading to a decline in the regional water table. This is compounded by …

Elevated groundwater nitrate poses risk to the ecosystem and human health, and
delineating the extent of elevated groundwater nitrate risk is essential for effective …

Understanding the fates of nitrogen (N) fertilizers applied to soil at the different scales is
crucial to increase N use efficiency and reduce N loss to the environment. However, most of …

Nitrogen (N) contamination within agricultural‐karst landscapes and aquifers is widely
reported; however, the complex hydrological pathways of karst make N fate difficult to …