Towards understanding factors affecting arsenic, chromium, and vanadium mobility in the subsurface
Arsenic (As), chromium (Cr), and vanadium (V) are naturally occurring, redox-active
elements that can become human health hazards when they are released from aquifer …
elements that can become human health hazards when they are released from aquifer …
Natural detoxification of antibiotics in the environment: a one health perspective
The extended concept of one health integrates biological, geological, and chemical (bio-geo-
chemical) components. Anthropogenic antibiotics are constantly and increasingly released …
chemical) components. Anthropogenic antibiotics are constantly and increasingly released …
[HTML][HTML] Effects of geological heterogeneity on gas mixing during underground hydrogen storage (UHS) in braided-fluvial reservoirs
Hydrogen, as an energy carrier, is at the centre of research attention for its potential
advantages over electricity to transport and store excessive renewable energy at the GW …
advantages over electricity to transport and store excessive renewable energy at the GW …
Integrated simulation frameworks for assessing the environmental impact of chemical pollutants in aquatic systems
A Abatan, A Obaigbena, ED Ugwuanyi… - Engineering Science & …, 2024 - fepbl.com
The environmental integrity of aquatic ecosystems is increasingly threatened by the
discharge of chemical pollutants, posing significant risks to biodiversity and human health …
discharge of chemical pollutants, posing significant risks to biodiversity and human health …
[HTML][HTML] Occurrence, data-based modelling, and risk assessment of emerging contaminants in an alluvial aquifer polluted by river recharge
This research presents the occurrence and fate of 121 contaminants of emerging concern
(CECs) in an urban aquifer polluted by river recharge through a data-base modelling …
(CECs) in an urban aquifer polluted by river recharge through a data-base modelling …
[HTML][HTML] When nitrate treatment wins the battle against microbial reservoir souring but loses the war
The injection of seawater into a hydrocarbon reservoir (seawater flooding), as an oil
recovery method, triggers microbial reservoir souring, through which microorganisms …
recovery method, triggers microbial reservoir souring, through which microorganisms …
Combining multi-phase flow and pathway-specific reactive transport modeling to investigate the impact of water table fluctuations on dichloromethane biodegradation
M Prieto-Espinoza, RDC Roupert, EEL Muller… - Advances in Water …, 2023 - Elsevier
Water table fluctuations play a significant role in the redistribution of chemical species,
microorganisms and organic pollutants in aquifers by creating favorable zones for reactive …
microorganisms and organic pollutants in aquifers by creating favorable zones for reactive …
Spatio-temporal monitoring of leachates dispersion beneath a solid wastes dump in basement complex of southwestern Nigeria
MA Adabanija - Journal of Applied Geophysics, 2023 - Elsevier
For real-time monitoring and modeling of leachates dispersion beneath Arada wastes dump,
Ogbomoso geologically located within Southwestern Nigeria basement complex, an …
Ogbomoso geologically located within Southwestern Nigeria basement complex, an …
A benchmark study on reactive two-phase flow in porous media: Part I-model description
This paper proposes a benchmark study for reactive multiphase multicomponent flow in
porous media. Modeling such problem leads to a highly nonlinear coupled system of partial …
porous media. Modeling such problem leads to a highly nonlinear coupled system of partial …
Identification and quantification of chemical reactions in a coastal aquifer to assess submarine groundwater discharge composition
In coastal aquifers, two opposite but complementary processes occur: Seawater intrusion
(SWI), which may salinize heavily exploited aquifers, and Submarine groundwater discharge …
(SWI), which may salinize heavily exploited aquifers, and Submarine groundwater discharge …