Clean water and sanitation for the world population is one of the most important challenges
established by the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations since worldwide …

Seawater intrusion represents the flow of seawater through coastal aquifers, but it also
affects surface water bodies such as channels, canals, and wetlands. Transitional water …

Spatiotemporal distribution of fluoride in drinking water has been posing serious health
concerns worldwide. However, in Bangladesh, to date, there is a very limited study reported …

Predominant water scarcity and environmental degradation in Bangladesh's coastal
communities arise due to extreme meteorological conditions, unrestrained water usage, and …

Drinking-water sources are subjected to vulnerability due to chemical contamination and
health risk in the southern coastal region of Bangladesh. Different types of water quality …

In Bangladesh, groundwater serves as the sole major potable water source. Salinization
along with the elevated presence of metals become the major threat for this resource in …

The hydrogeochemical processes in the multilayer aquifers of southwest (SW) coastal area
of Bangladesh provide important information for quantifying hydrochemical differences …

Salinity in the drinking water of coastal Bangladesh results from a severe socio-economic,
environmental and human health safety crisis. In this paper, we analyzed 120 tube well …

This study aims to construct a novel framework approach for predicting and map** nitrate
concentration susceptibility in the coastal multi-aquifers of Bangladesh by coupling the K …

Groundwater resources in deltaic regions are vulnerable to contamination by saline
seawater, posing significant crisis for drinking water. Current policy and practice of building …