Nowadays, declining water quality is a significant concern for the world because of rapid
population growth, agricultural and industrial activity enhancement, global warming, and …

The Yamuna's stretch within Delhi is considered as the dirtiest river reach in India and
despite numerous restoration plans, pollution levels have risen unabated. However, the …

Rivers, as one of the freshwater resources, are generally put in the state of jeopardy in terms
of quantity and quality due to the development in industry, agriculture, and urbanization …

Rapid industrialization, urbanization, global warming, and climate change are compromising
surface water quality across the globe. Consequently, water conservation is essential for …

Groundwater is widely recognized as a vital source of fresh drinking water worldwide.
However, the rapid, unregulated population growth and increased industrialization, coupled …

Understanding the influence of land use/land cover (LULC) on water quality is pertinent to
sustainable water management. This study aimed at assessing the spatio-seasonal variation …

Water is one of the most important natural resources for all living organisms, including
humans. Water consumption is increasing over the years as a result of the increase in the …

This study illustrated the changes, pollution status, and significant pollution causes for
Brunei River, Brunei Darussalam. Eleven parameters (pH, temperature, oxidation–reduction …

Water quality indices (WQIs) are numeric parameters that summarize the overall quality
status of freshwaters compared to quality standards by aggregating multiple …

Irrigation is essential to ensure food security in arid and semi-regions and even in countries
affected by water scarcity. Furthermore, monitoring water quality using appropriate water …