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11. The chemical composition, classification, and geographical distributions of soda-saline lakes in Eastern Tanzania's rift valley A. Lameck et al.
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13. Hydrogeochemical Analysis of Water Quality Dynamics Under Anthropic Activities on the Southern Slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania M. Said et al.
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22. Co-occurrence of arsenic and fluoride in the groundwater of Punjab, Pakistan: source discrimination and health risk assessment A. Rasool et al.
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26. Hydrochemical Characterisation of High-Fluoride Groundwater and Development of a Conceptual Groundwater Flow Model Using a Combined Hydrogeological and Hydrochemical Approach on an Active Volcano: Mount Meru, Northern Tanzania G. Bennett et al.
27. Predicting Groundwater Vulnerability to Geogenic Fluoride Risk: A Screening Method for Malawi and an Opportunity for National Policy Redefinition M. Addison et al.
28. Assessment of possibility of finding geothermal energy resources around Mount Meru in northern Tanzania using classical solute geothermometry G. Bennett & K. Walraevens
29. Seasonal variation of organic matter characteristics and fluoride concentration in the Maji ya Chai River (Tanzania): Impact on treatability by nanofiltration/reverse osmosis A. Jeihanipour et al.
30. Calcined and uncalcined carbonate layered double hydroxides for possible water defluoridation in rural communities of the East African Rift Valley E. Dore & F. Frau
31. Groundwater age dating and recharge mechanism of Arusha aquifer, northern Tanzania: application of radioisotope and stable isotope techniques N. Chacha et al.
32. Influence of land use change on nitrate sources and pollutant enrichment in surface and groundwater of a growing urban area in Tanzania C. Mallya & M. Rwiza
33. Geochemistry and sources of boron and strontium of geothermal waters from the Pearl River Delta region, South China: Implications for water-rock interactions Z. Wei et al.
34. Geogenic fluoride enrichment in groundwater of a volcanic terrain: hydrogeochemical processes, exposure pathways, and human health risk assessment R. Jahanshahi et al.
35. Naturally occurring potentially toxic elements in groundwater from the volcanic landscape around Mount Meru, Arusha, Tanzania and their potential health hazard I. Tomašek et al.
36. Urinary concentrations of metals before and after volcanic eruption: a natural experiment surrounding the eruption of Volcán de Fuego, 2018 N. Neumann et al.
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38. Insights to promote safe drinking water behavioural changes in zones affected by fluorosis in the East-African Rift Valley G. Nocella et al.
39. Geochemical evaluation of volcanic rocks and soils around Meru volcanic complex, northern Tanzania: Implications for fluorine source, mobility and contamination of groundwater systems E. Makoba
40. Fluoride uptake and translocation in food crops grown in fluoride‐rich soils M. Rizzu et al.
41. Factors affecting fluoride and natural organic matter (NOM) removal from natural waters in Tanzania by nanofiltration/reverse osmosis J. Shen & A. Schäfer
42. Three-dimensional hydrostratigraphical modelling supporting the evaluation of fluoride enrichment in groundwater: Lakes basin (Central Ethiopia) G. Ghiglieri et al.
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46. Identifying Groundwater Fluoride Source in a Weathered Basement Aquifer in Central Malawi: Human Health and Policy Implications M. Addison et al.
47. Identification of low fluoride areas using conceptual groundwater flow model and hydrogeochemical system analysis in the aquifer system on the flanks of an active volcano: Mount Meru, Northern Tanzania G. Bennett et al.
48. Spatial occurrence and variation of the active pharmaceutical compounds in rivers and groundwater systems in Arusha City, Tanzania M. Kundu et al.
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51. Risk assessment and recovery trajectories of a social-ecological system with a discrete-event model after a volcanic eruption M. Cosme et al.
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