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A new classification for inland freshwater palaeowetlands to be used in the field or core laboratory by sedimentologists, providing examples from the Guadix Basin (southern Spain). Abstract Present wetlands have proven to be delicate, biodiverse ecosystems, that are natural sinks for CO2 and act as good indicators for climate changes.
S. Pla‐Pueyo +1 more
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Hydrology and hydrochemistry of Alpine basins
This year has seen the first strides toward a global understanding of the hydrology and hydrochemistry of alpine areas. Seasonally snow‐covered areas of the Earth's mountain ranges are important components of the global hydrologic cycle, even though they cover a small portion of the Earth's surface area.
Jeff Dozier, Mark Williams
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Microplastics persist as a challenging pollutant in agroecosystems, posing potential risks to soil health and crop productivity. Root growth, elongation and expansion may significantly influence the vertical transport and infiltration of microplastics ...
Faith Chebet Tumwet +3 more
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Hydrochemistry river Ile and its tributaries
Set analysis of the data, including data forwarding and laboratory studies of authors, on the treatment components of the chemical composition and quality of water from the River Ile, its tributaries and their changes over time.
S. Romanova +3 more
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Origin, evolution and assessment of the hydrogeochemical functioning of a thermal mineral spring in Batna (Eastern Algeria) [PDF]
A hydrogeological study of the thermal source of Ouled Aïcha in the Aurès Mountains showed that the source emerges in a particular natural context mainly represented by the presence of a vertical fault in the NE-SW direction affecting Cretaceous ...
ATHAMENA, Ali +8 more
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Understanding the influence of stratification for mine water management: a comparative study
Managing mine water in the best possible way is of great importance and depends on various factors like environmental protection, regulatory compliance and human health.
Elke Mugova, Christian Wolkersdorfer
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Previous research has established that surface mining affects downstream water quality. However, there remains limited information and understanding about the interaction of hydrology and geochemistry in surface mined areas.
Christopher Wellen +2 more
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The hydrochemistry of Mt. Ciremai
This project was originated from my PhD research project (2005-2009), which has been uploaded for sometime at Figshare.---The Mount Ciremai is a 3072 masl situated in the south of Cirebon. It constitutes of spring zones along its foot slopes with nearly 200 groundwater springs, discharging 10 L/s to 800 L/s of water.
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Water quality in the Chinese Qinling Mountains over the last 20 years
The Qinling Mountains, the so-called “central water tower,” are extremely important water resource hubs in China. The influence of the forest ecological environment on water quality is complicated.
Chensong Zhao +10 more
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