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Journal of Water Resource and Protection (JWARP) is an openly accessible journal published monthly. The goal of this journal is to keep a record of the state-of-the-art research and promote the research work in these fast moving areas.
Apurva Sabnis, Madhuvanti Kale, Manik Dhanorkar, Sharad P. Kale
A major part of world is facing water shortages today. While the world’s population has grown to more than 7.75 billion, the quantity of sweet water has remained the same. The ever increasing use of water by such a large population has resulted in pollution o…
M. O. Kadiri, T. E. Unusiotame-Owolagba
This research describes the development and application of an empirical model for toxin-producing algae developed from time series of cell abundance coupled with concurrent measurements of environmental variables in Nigerian coast, Gulf of Guinea. A Generaliz…
Evandro L. C. Souza, José T. Filho, Edivaldo D. Velini, José R. M. Silva, Kelly C. Tonello, Luiz L. Foloni, Admílson C. Barbosa, Thiago A. Freato
The aim of this study was to evaluate the herbicide glyphosate under aquatic environment conditions, in a controlled and closed experimental field, in the management of water hyacinth ( Eichhornia crassipes ) in reservoirs. Twenty reservoirs (polyethylene wat…
Evandro L. C. Souza, José T. Filho, Edivaldo D. Velini, José R. M. Silva, Kelly C. Tonello, Luiz L. Foloni, German D. D. Gonzalez, Admilson C. Barbosa, Thiago A. Freato
The present work aimed to evaluate the behavior of glyphosate herbicide in aquatic environment, considering some water quality parameters, in reservoir conditions without flow and without replacement of evapotranspired water. Twenty reservoirs (polyethylene w…
V. Nyakundi, G. Munala, M. Makworo, J. Shikuku, M. Ali, E. Song’oro
Water quality is one of the main indicators of the quality of service provided to consumers. Quality has an impact on both the public health and aesthetic value of water as a consumable product. Kenya is classified as a water-scarce country with only 647 cubi…
Rana Zeeshan Habib, Thies Thiemann, Ruwaya Al Kendi
The emission of microplastics into nature poses a threat to aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. Their penetration of the food chain presents a danger to human health as well. Wastewater treatment plants can be seen as the last barrier between microplastics an…
Dibi Brou, Konan-Waidhet Arthur Brice, Kouadio Boyossro Hélène, Savané Issiaka, Jean Biemi
The supply of drinking water from aquifers of base remains problematic because of his complexity. The combination of several methods is more adapted for the mapping of water establishment favorable areas. This study is focused on water points establishment fa…
Martín D. Mundo Molina, José L. Pérez Díaz, Daniel Hernández Cruz, Eber Godínez Domínguez
Construction underground pipes and underground culvertsarch (UCA) in order to transport the flow natural rivers and city’s sewage at the same time, is a practice that should be prohibited by the Mexico National Water Law (NWL). When UCA collapse, it causes se…
Martín Mundo-Molina, José Luis Díaz Pérez
A hydraulic jump is a localized phenomenon that generates on an open hydraulic channel; however, its mathematical demonstration is not possible in the turbulent area of the phenomenon, especially in the area where the jump occurs and where its length is measu…
Osama M. Sallam
The lack of water resources in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula is a major constraint for further socioeconomic development, and flash floods in this region can damage roads and infrastructure. The Wadi Watir basin is the main water source for the groundwater aquifer,…
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