The occurrence of potentially toxic elements (PTEs), including twelve heavy metal (loid) s
(Cd, Cr, Cu, Ni, Pb, Zn, Hg, As, Co, V, Fe, Mn), fluoride (F−), and nitrate (NO3−) was …

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

Rapidly increasing populations, and associated intensification of agriculture, urbanization
and industrialization, place increased demands on water resources and increased …

Excessive exploitation of the groundwater and discharge of urban and industrial wastewater
into the environment led to a significant decline of the local surface and groundwater quality …

High-frequency samples have been collected at Jiangjia Spring, the outlet of Qingmuguan
underground river system (QURS) in Chongqing in late April, 2008. The variations of …

Eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea consists of karstified carbonates. It belongs to the well-
known Dinaric karst region. The coast is extremely indented and there are 718 islands with …

The Blato aquifer is situated on the western side of the island of Korčula, southern Dalmatia,
Croatia. The terrain is built of karstified carbonate rocks, mostly of the Cretaceous age. In the …

Groundwater trace element geochemistry was evaluated in the Narji Limestone which
possesses a range of substituted trace elements in the mineral matrix. The data indicate …

The Bokanjačko blato karst polje (field) is a typical depression along the eastern Adriatic
coast that is filled with lake sediments. This large-scale structure is also an hydrologically …

The variation in the major groundwater chemistry can be controlled by dissolution and
precipitation of minerals, oxidation-reduction reactions, sorption and exchange reactions …