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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.
Ndongo Din, Vanessa Maxemilie Ngo-Massou, Guillaume Léopold Essomè-Koum, Ernest Kottè-Mapoko, Jean Michel Emane, Akusa Dorice Akongnwi, Richelieu Tchoffo
Mangroves supply essential ecosystem services to tropical informal economies. In the Cameroon coastal region, the impacts of various projections on change in temperatures and precipitations sound low compared to the pressure of human activities. This survey e…
Emmanuel Ajenifuja, John Adegbindin Ajao, Samson Oluwagbemiga Alayande, Mufutau Kolawole Bakare, Bidini Alade Taleatu, Ezekiel O. B. Ajayi
Mesoporous ceramic membranes were prepared from raw and modified diatomaceous earth alumi-nosilicate mineral precursors. The main modification component of the ceramic membranes was Ag-loaded TiO 2 nanoparticles (STOX). Chemical and microstructural characteri…
Hui Sun, Shuai Liu, Jihong Qin
Seasonally frozen soil in alpine and subalpine zones in the mountains of Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau is particularly sensitive to global climate change. Therefore, a better understanding of the thermal properties of frozen soil is crucial for predicting the respo…
Chen Son Yue, Kok How Chong, Cheah Cheng Eng, Ling Siang Loh
In this study, infused tea leaves as a low-cost adsorbent have been used in the removal of the Pb 2+ , Fe 2+ and Cd 2+ ions from aqueous solution. The adsorption study was carried out in a batch process and the effects of parameters such as initial pH, adsorb…
Emmanuel Galindo, Tomás Serrano, Raúl Rodarte, Tomás Hernández, Alex Manetta
The objective is to describe the hydraulic infrastructure and social organization in a small system of non-conventional irrigation locally known as presas . The technique consists in controlling runoff and retaining the soil, which has dragged with it. For th…
Alice Thomas, T. I. Eldho, A. K. Rastogi
Seawater intrusion caused by groundwater over-exploitation from coastal aquifers poses a severe problem in many regions. Formulation of proper pumping strategy using a simulation model can assure sustainable supply of fresh water from the coastal aquifers. Th…
Oliver López-Corona, Oscar Escolero Fuentes, Eric Morales-Casique, Pablo Padilla Longoria, Tomás González Moran, 1 1
In this paper we used several data mining techniques to analyze the coevolution of hydrogeological and socioeconomical data for the Toluca Valley in Mexico. We found non trivial relations between two historic data bases that make clear that groundwater and ec…
Robert Egwu Otu Iduma, Tamunoene Kingdom Simeon Abam, Etim Daniel Uko
The inhabitants of this area depend solely on contact springs as supply source of potable water. However, provision of potable water to meet the needs of the people still remains an unsolved problem. Therefore, this paper attempts to solve this problem by usi…
Pierre Pech, Charly Duplan, Lucas Robin-Chevallier, Remy Fevrier
This paper illustrates approaches to flooding risk governance in a territory where a high density of population corresponds to a high level of industrial activities and a significant development of transport infrastructures in a transboundary context between…
Angela Terumi Fushita, José Eduardo dos Santos, Imyra Maíra Martins de Souza, Eduarda Romanini, Rômulo Theodoro Costa
Land use is shaped by the interactions between nature and society, and these interactions can inhibit environmental sustainability and deplete the natural capital that provides the ecosystem services upon which humans depend. Urbanity Index and Landscape Vuln…
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