Groundwater Pollution Control and Groundwater Management

Dear Colleagues,

Water resources, mainly comprising groundwater and surface water, are a fundamental condition for human survival and society development. Groundwater is more available and exploited than surface water around the world due to extensive distribution, stable flow, reliable quality, natural self-cleaning capacity, and resistance to contamination.

In recent decades, with the explosive growth of human activities, various groundwater pollutions (nitrate, arsenic, phosphorus, antibiotic, microplastics and etc.) have been produced around the world. Therefore, it is urgent to launch groundwater pollution control and groundwater management to manage serious and widespread groundwater pollution. In this Topic, to explore novel knowledge around groundwater pollution control and groundwater management, we invite authors to contribute original and unpublished articles on constructive, conceptual, experimental, empirical, theoretical, or practical work to this Special Issue. Novel research papers with tables, figures, and references are invited, as well as reviews and case reports.

Papers reporting new approaches to assess and address groundwater pollution are also welcome. Submissions to the Topic will be subject to peer review before final publication. Submitted papers must not be submitted to any other publication at the same time. The final decision for paper publication will be made based on peer review reports by the Topic Editors, or the Editor-in-Chief in cases of a conflict of interest. Published full-text papers will be available online on the Topic website. We sincerely hope that you will contribute your outstanding research to us.

Dr. Yunhui Zhang
Dr. Qili Hu
Dr. Liting Hao
Topic Editors