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Occurrence, concentration, and risk assessment of selected pharmaceuticals in representative cropland soils and their underlying groundwater in Gauteng province, South Africa. [PDF]
Ngoetjana MP +4 more
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ABSTRACT Irrigation water supply is under scrutiny because of dwindling water resources. Most irrigation water in South Africa (SA) is transmitted by canals. Transmission water loss (TWL) accounts for 12% of the irrigation water losses in SA. Therefore, there is a need to investigate and understand the major parameters influencing TWL at Vaalharts ...
M. Mutema +5 more
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Probabilistic human health risk assessment from groundwater fluoride contamination in Main Ethiopia Rift. [PDF]
Abera A +5 more
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Non-Steady Groundwater Flow in a Semi-Confined Aquifer
J. B. Sellmeijer
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ABSTRACT ENORASIS has been developed as a real‐time smart irrigation decision support and management system consisting of weather forecasting systems based on satellite observations, irrigation optimization techniques and wireless sensor networks. This study revealed that irrigation could be managed with ENORASIS without a significant decrease in ...
Bekir Sitki Karatas, Talih Gurbuz
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Identification and assessment of groundwater pollution from landfill leachate based on geophysical, spectroscopy, and hydrogeochemical methods. [PDF]
Wang F +5 more
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ABSTRACT Amidst climate change and recurring droughts, increasing irrigation water amount and frequency alone is not a definitive solution to address water scarcity in agricultural crop production, particularly in soils with poor water retention capacity. This study evaluated the effects of two drought adaptation strategies (deficit irrigation and soil
Adane Irkiso +3 more
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Environmental profiling of endocrine disrupting chemicals in ground water sources: an African perspective. [PDF]
Nnamani EA +4 more
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ABSTRACT Agricultural drainage plays a crucial role in land management and crop productivity but significantly impacts greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. This study examines the effects of drained and undrained soil conditions on GHG emissions in croplands via a case study in Lincolnshire, United Kingdom.
Talha Özçelik, Matthias Kuhnert
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