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Hippophae rhamnoides (family Elaeagnaceae) is a deciduous shrub that has become a uniquely advantageous species in the arsenic sandstone area of Inner Mongolia due to its well-developed root system and strong tillering ability. This study, by taking...

Disseminated Mississippi Valley-type (MVT) mineralization occurs throughout northeastern Wisconsin, USA, and is recognized as the source of regionally extensive natural groundwater contamination in the form of dissolved arsenic, nickel, and other rel...

Water quality in natural mineral springs is essential for sustainable use and conservation in the Amazon region. This study presents a hydrogeochemical characterization of 21 springs in the Peruvian Tropical Highlands, expanding on previous records o...

The formation of acidic goaf water in abandoned coal mines poses significant environmental threats, especially in karst regions where the risk of groundwater contamination is heightened. This study investigates the geochemical processes responsible f...