Groundwater quality : assessment and environmental impact Rafael M. Vick, editor.

Contributor(s):

Vick, Rafael M

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Water resource planning, development and managementPublication details: New York Nova 2020Description: x, 134 pages : illustrationsISBN:

9781536188073

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DDC classification:

551.48 23 VIC.G

Summary: "Groundwater Quality: Assessment and Environmental Impact first discusses arsenic contamination in groundwater, which has emerged as a major health hazard in India. The authors review a generalized scenario of groundwater in the Greater Dhaka Area, focusing on the deterioration of groundwater quality over the years and its impact on the environment. Following this, the chemical composition of rainwater and groundwater from the Mount Cameroon area in May-July 2017 is analyzed, and the impact of water-rock interactions on groundwater chemistry is assessed. The concluding study aims to assess the extent of exposure to fluoride in inhabitants of Raebareli district in Uttar Pradesh, India, generating baseline data about the fluoride-contaminated area"--

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Item type	Current library	Home library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Book	Dept. of Geology	Dept. of Geology	551.48 VIC.G (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		GEO5709

Includes bibliographical references and index.

"Groundwater Quality: Assessment and Environmental Impact first discusses arsenic contamination in groundwater, which has emerged as a major health hazard in India. The authors review a generalized scenario of groundwater in the Greater Dhaka Area, focusing on the deterioration of groundwater quality over the years and its impact on the environment. Following this, the chemical composition of rainwater and groundwater from the Mount Cameroon area in May-July 2017 is analyzed, and the impact of water-rock interactions on groundwater chemistry is assessed. The concluding study aims to assess the extent of exposure to fluoride in inhabitants of Raebareli district in Uttar Pradesh, India, generating baseline data about the fluoride-contaminated area"--

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