Egypt's renewable water resources are limited to its share from the Nile River as well as
some minor rainfall along the coastal areas. The Delta and the narrow valley of the Nile …

Groundwater quality is increasingly being threatened by agricultural, urban, and industrial
wastes, which leach or are injected into underlying aquifers. Groundwater pollution can …

Untreated or poorly treated industrial wastes, heavy metals and other pollutants are
released into the Nile Delta canals network; causes accumulation of various heavy metals in …

The Nile Delta is the terminal part of a 3.17 million km2 wide river basin that spans 11
countries before joining the Mediterranean Sea in Egypt. Nile waters are diverted to irrigate …

The isotope hydrology studies, conducted in Egypt, are discussed with special emphasis on
the Nile River water system. The chapter starts with an introduction describing the …

The present study was aimed to determine the concentrations of some heavy metals in the
sediment of different sites in El-Bagouria Canal at El-Menoufia Governorate during the year …

In the past, water level was the main quantitative factor that determined the level of
groundwater exploitation. Quality aspects decide whether groundwater is suitable for a …

Information and communication technology has spread widely to cover all aspects of our
lives which has led to the emergence of a new concept known as' Digital Citizenship'. In …

Soil erosion is a major problem in Abay basin, Ethiopia. Gedeb watershed which found on
the southern side of Abbay basin and found in south Gojjam sub-basin in Ethiopia and …

The current Egyptian situation is framed by land and water scarcity, which are under severe
stress. The Nile Delta is well known as one of the most densely populated deltas in the …