During the last decades, the coastal areas of Morocco have witnessed an intense
socioeconomic development associated with a continuous population growth and urban …

This study discusses monitoring and characterization of spatial and temporal variability to
comprehend groundwater salinization based on hydrogeochemical fingerprinting and …

In this work, the possibility of using four water quality indices (WQIs) to evaluate the quality
status of small rivers in the Mediterranean region (Northern Greece) was investigated. The …

Seawater intrusion in coastal aquifers is a major concern due to geogenic and
anthropogenic activities leading to declining groundwater quality. The present study focuses …

In many developed and developing nations, lakes are the primary source of drinking water.
In the current scenario, due to rapid mobilization in anthropogenic activities, lakes are …

Coastal aquifers are vulnerable to saltwater intrusion (SWI) due to several drivers
particularly increased water demand and groundwater overexploitation associated with …

Temporal and spatial variations in river water quality and the factors influencing such
variations are important basis and prerequisites for identifying pollution sources and …

In compensation events in some parts of China, funds for water and ecological
compensation are usually allocated using the factor allocation method, which often fails to …

Following tunnel excavation, which is influenced by hydraulic fracturing and geological
structure, a series of hydrochemical reactions occur in the karst aquifer, which has a …

The water quality index (WQI) is a globally accepted guideline to indicate the water quality
standard of any groundwater resource. Water levels in existing groundwater sources are …