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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.
Bachar Ibrahim, Henry Mensah
Contamination of surface and underground water by sea level rise, surface runoff, and land use activities such as industrial and agricultural activities can lead to water scarcity. Water could be available and accessible but not suitable for human use. In the…
Mehran Maghsoudi, Seyyed Mohammad Zamanzadeh, Mojtaba Yamani, Abdolhossein Hajizadeh
To understand the natural environments of drylands, deserts, arid and semi-arid regions of the earth is to understand the processes and forms of their rivers. One of the river studies and fluvial processes are morphometry analyses. The channel forms in an all…
Sally D. Logsdon, Pat A. Sauer, Martin J. Shipitalo
Construction in urban zones compacts the soil, which hinders root growth and infiltration and may increase erosion and degrade water quality. The purpose of our study was to determine whether planting prairie grasses and adding compost to urban soils should p…
Said Ben-Aazza, Abdallah Hadfi, M’barek Belattar, Naima Hafid, Ali Driouiche
The phenomenon of scaling is particularly observed in the regions of Morocco which exploit groundwater. The region of Tiznit uses these waters, partly, for its domestic and industrial needs. The major problem of the use of this water is, besides its medium qu…
Marcos Barbosa, Reginaldo A. Bertolo, Ricardo Hirata
The management of contaminated areas with multiple sources of contamination (megasites) is among the biggest challenges for the Brazilian environmental agencies, especially because aquifers in big urban areas, like the Sao Paulo Metropolitan Region, are impor…
Rida Al-Adamat, Abdel Al-Rahman Al-Shabeeb
In this study, an attempt was made to develop a new simplified groundwater vulnerability to contamination index (SGVI). Nine experts in the fields of groundwater, surface water, soil, landuse and GIS were interviewed to develop the new index. They were asked…
Ryan B. Williams, Rashid Al-Hmoud, Eduardo Segarra, Donna Mitchell
In this paper, we attempt to quantify the shadow price of an additional inch of groundwater resource left in situ for the Southern Ogallala Aquifer. Previous authors have shown the degree to which the optimal resource extraction path may diverge from the comp…
Abdulrahim Ibrahim
This research aims at estimating the temperature of the aquifer that supplies Assammaqieh well at the depth of 550 m, on the basis of chemical analyses and geothermometric techniques which are one of the methods used for searching for the renewable geothermal…
Lal K. Almas, Bridget L. Guerrero, David G. Lust, Hina Fatima, Rachna Tewari, Robert Taylor
The continued decline in the availability of water from the Ogallala Aquifer in the Texas Panhandle has led to an increased interest in conservation policies designed to extend the life of the aquifer and sustain rural economies. Four counties were chosen for…
Jun-Ichi Miyazaki, Seiya Hida, Takurou Ozaki, Yuichirou Tabata, Misaki Iwata, Masashi Nakazawa, Youki Fukasawa, Tomonari Asaka
Two species Lefua echigonia and Lefua sp. 2 of the eight-barbel loach inhabit the Tokai region of Honshu, Japan. We determined sequences of the mitochondrial D-loop region to elucidate intraspecific phylogenetic relationships and variation in these two specie…
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