Groundwater is an essential natural resource and has a significant role in human and
environmental health as well as in the economy. Management of subsurface storage …

Due to the high toxicity of hexavalent chromium (Cr), dissolved Cr (VI) in groundwater used
for drinking poses serious risk on human health. Here we systematically summarized …

This study aimed to investigate the role of seawater intrusion, nitrogen (N)-cycle, and
anthropogenic activities on the elevated groundwater concentrations of oxyanion-forming …

Water contamination by geogenic hexavalent chromium is an emerging issue in areas
developed on ultramafic rocks and their weathering products. In this study, samples of …

Multivariate statistical analysis has been proven an invaluable tool for environmental
studies. In the present hydrogeochemical study of Eastern Central Greece and NW Euboea …

Recent years have seen an increase in the popularity of exploring the correlation between
groundwater and tourism as a research topic. Although previous studies have touched on …

A coupled methodology of nitrogen isotopes, hydrogeochemical characterization,
multivariate statistical analysis, and SIAR Bayesian modeling has been employed to identify …

Water and its management have played a pivotal role in the evolution of organisms and
civilizations, fulfilling essential roles in personal use, industry, irrigation, and drinking from …

Pharmaceutical pollution of freshwaters is occurring globally. A large variety of
pharmaceutical substances enters the environment from different sources, ie manufacturing …

Ophiolite rocks and their weathering products a re the major hosts of Cr (III)-bearing phases
in the Earth's crust. Trivalent Cr is rather benign, but risks arise because of its potential for …