The arsenic occurrence in groundwater and the associated health impacts has been a
global issue for the last few decades. Chronic exposure to arsenic can cause skin lesions …

Arsenic (As) occurs naturally in geologic conditions, but groundwater contamination might
also be found due to the consequences of mining, agricultural and industrial processes …

Groundwater pollution is becoming a more serious issue because of various anthropogenic
activities. A large proportion of the population living in the urbanized and industrialized …

It has been ever attracting increasingly growing demand to develop highly efficient method
of aqueous arsenites [As (III)] removal due to the high toxicity of arsenic in drinking water …

Geogenic arsenic contamination typically occurs in groundwater as opposed to surface
water supplies. Groundwater is a major source for many community water systems (CWSs) …

Globally, millions of rural households that use groundwater for drinking are exposed to
inorganic arsenic, frequently as arsenite (As (III)). Crucial for health protection, adsorption …

Analysis of inorganic arsenic (iAs) species, arsenite (iAs (III)) and arsenate (iAs (V)), is
recommended by authorities to select treatment technologies for noncompliant domestic …

Background: Chronic arsenic exposure has been associated with an increased risk of
cardiovascular disease; diabetes; cancers of the lung, pancreas and prostate; and all-cause …

The dominant source of drinking water in rural Nevada, United States, is privately-owned
domestic wells. Because the water from these wells is unregulated with respect to …

Many rural populations, including American Indian communities, that use private wells from
groundwater for their source of drinking and cooking water are disproportionately exposed …