Organic Pollution in Soil and Groundwater

Dear Colleagues,

The high-risk organic pollution of soils and groundwater is a serious environmental problem. The spatial distribution and driving mechanism of high-risk organic pollution usually depend on economic development and industrial structures. This topic will focus on the spatial distribution, in situ monitoring, driving mechanisms, and simulation techniques used for organic pollutants in soil and groundwater. The influence of temperature, hydrodynamic, chemical, and biological factors on the spatial distribution and driving mechanisms of high-risk organic pollution in soil and groundwater needs to be investigated and studied. Experimental and numerical studies on the principle controlling factors of the spatial distribution and temporal transportation of in situ high-risk organic pollutants are highly welcome.

We invite you to contribute to this topic with an original research or review article on a topic relevant to the further improvement of organic pollution of soil and groundwater. Articles may describe innovative technical developments; present experimental, numerical modeling, case, or analytical studies; or assess the future prospects of and make suggestions regarding potential approaches to emerging technology solutions.

Prof. Dr. Jinguo Wang
Prof. Dr. Zhi Dou
Prof. Dr. Hu Zheng
Prof. Dr. Chao Zhuang
Topic Editors