In order to evaluate and project the quality of groundwater utilized for irrigation in the Sahara
aquifer in Algeria, this research employed irrigation water quality indices (IWQIs), artificial …

The anthropogenic impacts of development and frequent droughts have limited Iran's water
availability. This has major implications for Iran's agricultural sector which is responsible for …

Iran's groundwater hydrochemistry has not been well understood. In this study, Iran's
groundwater hydrochemistry is evaluated using a rich, ground‐trusted data sampled from …

Nitrate is one of the most dangerous pollutants in groundwater, being regarded as a severe
environmental hazard and a global-scale problem. The present study aims to analyze the …

In this study, both groundwater flow and nitrate transport were simulated in the Upper White
River Watershed (Indiana, US) dominated by agricultural production. MODFLOW and …

Oilfield drilling sites are the potential dispersive pollution source of groundwater, especially
to shallow groundwater. The pollution risk assessment in these areas is an important …

In aquifer systems, particularly those characterized by homogeneity in the shallow layers,
the even distribution of contaminants, such as solutes, solvents, and reductive agents or …

Meteoric groundwater discharge (MGD) to coastal regions transports terrestrial freshwater
and nutrients that may alter coastal ecosystems by supporting harmful algal blooms …

Groundwater pollution by nitrate has is a major concern in the Tehran–Karaj aquifer, Iran,
where the wells provide up to 80% of the water supply for a population of more than 18 …

The demand for agricultural water is a growing problem in irrigated regions across the
globe, particularly in arid and semi-arid regions. Changes in the level of groundwater in …