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30. Research Trends in Groundwater and Stable Isotopes P. Carrión-Mero et al.
31. Hydrogeochemical signatures, genetic mechanisms, and sustainable utilization potential of Li-B-Sr enriched groundwater in a typical arid endorheic watershed on Tibetan Plateau Y. Zhang et al.
32. Origin and hydrochemical characteristics of groundwater in the Northeastern Patagonia, Argentina: the relationship with geomorphology and soils M. Alvarez et al.
33. Regional characteristics of groundwater sulfate source and evolution in the multi-layer aquifer system of the northern Shaanxi coal mine base, northwestern China: Evidence from geochemical and isotopic fingerprints S. Qu et al.
34. Spatial modeling of brine level and salinity in the Qarhan Salt Lake using GIS and automated machine learning algorithms D. Yu et al.
35. Hydrochemical insights into groundwater flow systems in low-permeability bedrock: A case study from the preselected area for geological disposal of high-level waste in Beishan, China J. Li et al.
36. Floating on groundwater: Insight of multi-source remote sensing for Qaidam basin X. Liu et al.
37. An interplay of soil salinization and groundwater degradation threatening coexistence of oasis-desert ecosystems X. Yin et al.
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39. Freeze-thaw cycles drove chemical weathering and enriched sulfates in the Burns formation at Meridiani, Mars J. Liu et al.
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41. Hydrochemical characteristics and influencing factors of the surface water and the groundwater in the Mingyong River Basin of the Meili Snow Mountains X. Zhao et al.
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43. Origin and circulation of saline springs in the Kuqa Basin of the Tarim Basin, Northwest China J. Shan et al.
44. Investigating hydrological dynamics and mean residence times of springs in the Tawi catchment, India: Insights into recharge mechanisms and water source variability T. Dar & S. Rawat
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46. Hydrogeochemical and isotopic insights into the genesis and mixing behaviors of geothermal water in a faults-controlled geothermal field on Tibetan Plateau Y. Zhang et al.
47. Identifying the genetic mechanism of medium–low temperature fluoride-enriched geothermal groundwater by the self-organizing map and evaluating health risk in the Wugongshan area, southeast China S. Zhang et al.
48. Hydrogeochemical Signatures, Genetic Processes, and Resource Implications of Groundwater in an Arid High‐Altitude Urban Basin on Tibetan Plateau D. Yang et al.
49. Extreme hydrological events over the past 36.4 kyr recorded in Xitaijnar Saline Lake, central Qaidam Basin, Northern Tibetan Plateau R. Duan et al.
50. Hydrochemical assessments and driving forces of groundwater quality and potential health risks of sulfate in a coalfield, northern Ordos Basin, China S. Qu et al.
51. Amphibolite dissolution mechanism under chlorine-rich conditions during freeze-thaw cycles Y. Li et al.
52. Hydrogeochemical evolution mechanisms in a confined well induced by the May 6, 2018, Ms 5.3 Chengduo Earthquake, Qaidam Basin, northwest China L. Xiong et al.
53. Exploring the Hydrochemical Characteristics and Controlling Processes of Groundwater in Agricultural Lower Reaches of a Typical Arid Watershed on Tibetan Plateau Z. Zhao et al.
54. Divergence of nutrients, salt accumulation, bacterial community structure and diversity in soil after 8 years of flood irrigation with surface water and groundwater R. Hui & H. Tan
55. Hydrogeochemical indicators of a nested groundwater flow system in arid and semi-arid regions: evidence from the Aksu River Basin, Xinjiang, China H. Su et al.
56. Pore structure and radon emission characteristics of shallow soil in the Golmud River Basin of the Qinghai‒Tibet Plateau X. Hu et al.
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58. Multi-isotope coupling models for revealing sulfate source and migration associated with lacustrine groundwater discharge in a large mining area on the Loess Plateau Z. Zhang et al.
59. Hydrological characteristics and water quality change in mountain river valley on Qinghai-Tibet Plateau D. Li et al.
60. Formation mechanism of high-altitude glacial mineral water in the Kunlun Mountains of Tibetan Plateau: Insights from isotopes and hydrochemistry L. Wang et al.
61. Geochemical characteristics, mechanisms, and suitability of groundwater resource for sustainable water supply in Quetta valley M. Khan et al.
62. Identifying the pattern of shallow groundwater hydrochemistry and its driving factors in a typical estuarine delta of Poyang Lake watershed, China: Insights into water quality assessment H. Fan et al.
63. Hydrogeochemical appraisal of groundwater quality and health risk in a near-suburb area of North China Y. Xiao et al.
64. Moisture sources and climate evolution during the last 30 kyr in northeastern Tibetan Plateau: Insights from groundwater isotopes (2H, 18O, 3H and 14C) and water vapour trajectories modeling N. Yang & G. Wang
65. Groundwater circulation patterns in bedrock aquifers from a pre-selected area of high-level radioactive waste repository based on two-dimensional numerical simulation L. Li et al.
66. The Influence of Groundwater Migration on Organic Matter Degradation and Biological Gas Production in the Central Depression of Qaidam Basin, China J. Tian et al.
67. Identifying the Hydrochemical Characteristics, Genetic Mechanisms and Potential Human Health Risks of Fluoride and Nitrate Enriched Groundwater in the Tongzhou District, Beijing, North China S. ZHANG et al.
68. Investigation of Groundwater Contamination and Health Implications in a Typical Semiarid Basin of North China S. Yin et al.
69. Spatio-seasonal characteristics and controlling factors of surface water stable isotope values (δ18O and δD) across the Inner Mongolia Reaches of the Yellow River Basin, China: Implication for hydrological cycle S. Qu et al.
70. Ecological monitoring and assessment of freshwater ecosystems: new trends and future challenges Y. Xiao & M. Joy
71. Examining the change in groundwater flow patterns: A case study from the plain area of the Baiyangdian Lake Watershed, North China Z. Ma et al.
72. Integrating Inverse Modeling to Investigate Hydrochemical Evolution in Arid Endorheic Watersheds: A Case Study from the Qaidam Basin, Northwestern China L. Guo et al.
73. Multi-objective optimization for brine mining and water balance in the Qarhan Salt Lake, Qaidam Basin J. Han et al.
74. Influences of paleoclimatic environment and hydrogeochemical evolution on groundwater salinity in an arid inland plain in northwestern China Y. Lei et al.
75. Changes in groundwater quality driven by anthropogenic pumping in oasis-desert systems of Northwest China N. Chai et al.
76. Hydrogeochemical constraints on groundwater resource sustainable development in the arid Golmud alluvial fan plain on Tibetan plateau Y. Xiao et al.
77. Hydrogeochemical insights into the signatures, genesis and sustainable perspective of nitrate enriched groundwater in the piedmont of Hutuo watershed, China Y. Xiao et al.
78. Challenges and impacts of climate change and human activities on groundwater-dependent ecosystems in arid areas – A case study of the Nalenggele alluvial fan in NW China W. Xu & X. Su
79. Shape evolution and scaling analysis of soluble cylinders in dissolutive flow Q. Miao et al.
80. Sources and hydrogeological conditions that cause high iodine concentrations in deep groundwater in the Zhangwei watershed, North China Plain Y. Zhang et al.
81. Coping with groundwater pollution in high-nitrate leaching areas: The efficacy of denitrification Y. Pan et al.
82. Shallow groundwater chemical evolution, isotopic hyperfiltration, and salt pan formation in a hypersaline endorheic basin: Pilot Valley, Great Basin, USA A. Mayo & D. Tingey
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85. From freshwater inflows to salt lakes and salt deposits in the Qaidam Basin, W China I. Stober et al.
86. Lake Expansion under the Groundwater Contribution in Qaidam Basin, China X. Zhang et al.
87. Surface Water Isoscape Modeling in the Himalayan Region: An Alternative for Moisture Source Investigation, Hydrograph Separation, and Paleolatitude Estimation T. Dar et al.
88. Regional variations and hydrochemical evolution in Golmud River Watershed (Qaidam Basin, China): an integration of self-organizing maps and multi-statistic approaches L. Guo et al.
89. Source and evolution of sulfate in the multi-layer groundwater system in an abandoned mine—Insight from stable isotopes and Bayesian isotope mixing model H. Mao et al.
90. Spatial variation of water stable isotopes of multiple rivers in southeastern Qaidam Basin, northeast Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau: Insights into hydrologic cycle N. Yang & G. Wang
91. Effects of the hydrologic process and geochemistry on dissolved carbon in shallow groundwater surrounding Qinghai Lake D. Li et al.
92. Prioritization of organic contaminants in China's groundwater based on national-scale monitoring data and their persistence, bioaccumulation, and toxicity S. Li et al.
93. Prediction of groundwater level under the influence of groundwater exploitation using a data-driven method with the combination of time series analysis and long short-term memory: a case study of a coastal aquifer in Rizhao City, Northern China B. Guo et al.
94. Identifying the moisture source of atmospheric precipitation in a typical alpine river watershed using stable H–O isotopes and HYSPLIT model T. Li et al.
95. Environmental risk-based hydroeconomic evaluation for alluvial aquifer management in arid river basin J. Huang et al.
96. Interaction between Surface Water and Groundwater in Yinchuan Plain Z. Cai et al.
97. Impact of isolated mountains on groundwater hydrochemical evolution: insight from isotopic and geochemical analysis A. Du et al.
98. Geochemical Characteristics and Quality Appraisal of Groundwater From Huatugou of the Qaidam Basin on the Tibetan Plateau S. Wang et al.
99. A nationwide study on the occurrence, driving factors and exposure assessment of typical pesticides in groundwater in China S. Li et al.
100. Spatial Distribution and Enrichment Mechanisms of Major Trace Elements in Budonquan Salt Lake from Hoh Xil Basin, Northern Tibetan Plateau G. Han et al.
101. Source‐To‐Sink Aeolian Fluxes From Arid Landscape Dynamics in the Lut Desert C. Chanteloube et al.
102. Integrating a GIS-Based Multi-Influence Factors Model with Hydro-Geophysical Exploration for Groundwater Potential and Hydrogeological Assessment: A Case Study in the Karak Watershed, Northern Pakistan U. Khan et al.
103. Impact of long-term mining activity on groundwater dynamics in a mining district in Xinjiang coal Mine Base, Northwest China: insight from geochemical fingerprint and machine learning A. Luo et al.
104. Hydrochemistry of Groundwater in Quaternary Aquifers of the Phrae Basin, Northern Thailand K. Kamdee et al.
105. Effects and potential of water-saving irrigation for rice production in China Y. Zhuang et al.
106. Impact of Long-Term Reclaimed Water Irrigation on the Distribution of Potentially Toxic Elements in Soil: An In-Situ Experiment Study in the North China Plain X. Gu et al.
107. Driving mechanism of groundwater quality and probabilistic health risk quantification in the central Yinchuan Plain H. Wang et al.
108. The Genetic Mechanism of Fluoride-Enriched Geothermal Groundwater in Southeast Coastal Areas in China: Hydrochemistry, Isotope, and Machine Learning Analysis L. Liu et al.
109. Hydrogeochemical fingerprints, governing processes, and sustainable development of groundwater resources in the hyper-arid Sulengguole River watershed on northeastern Tibetan Plateau X. Guo et al.
110. Surface discrepant manifestation, regime and controlling mechanisms of hydro-thermal behaviors in a typical high-temperature geothermal system on Tibetan Plateau Y. Xiao et al.
111. Investigation of fractured rock aquifer in South China using electrical resistivity tomography and self-potential methods M. Hasan et al.
112. Analysis and identification of sulfate sources in groundwater in the Manas River Basin in Xinjiang, China Z. Zhao et al.
113. The Source, Distribution, and Sedimentary Pattern of K-Rich Brines in the Qaidam Basin, Western China X. Zhang et al.
114. Integrated approach to understand the multiple natural and anthropogenic stresses on intensively irrigated coastal aquifer in the Mediterranean region J. Abidi et al.
115. Origin of brines and modern water circulation contribution to Qarhan salt lake in Qaidam basin, Tibetan plateau Y. Xiao et al.
116. Microbial Community Assembly Mechanisms of Groundwater Under Salinity–Oxygen Stress in the Golmud River Watershed, Northwest China L. Guo et al.
117. Characterization of groundwater discharge in an area of dense salt crust formation in the high-salinity South Huobuxun Lake (NW China) using isotopic and hydrogeochemical analyses X. Song et al.
118. Using isotopes and hydrogeochemistry to characterize groundwater flow systems within intensively pumped aquifers in an arid inland basin, Northwest China J. Wang et al.
119. Accessible Phreatic Groundwater Resources in the Central Shijiazhuang of North China Plain: Perspective From the Hydrogeochemical Constraints Y. Xiao et al.
120. Solute Geochemistry and Water Quality Assessment of Groundwater in an Arid Endorheic Watershed on Tibetan Plateau F. Wang et al.
121. Global Environmental Geochemistry and Molecular Speciation of Heavy Metals in Soils and Groundwater from Abandoned Smelting Sites: Analysis of the Contamination Dynamics and Remediation Alternatives in Karst Settings H. Xu et al.
122. Zonation of groundwater quality in terms of drinkability, using Fuzzy Logic and Schoeller deterministic method for Northern Dezful - Andimeshk Plain, Iran S. Shakour et al.
123. Spatial evaluation of groundwater quality using factor analysis and geostatistical Kriging algorithm: a case study of Ibadan Metropolis, Nigeria E. Thomas
124. Recharge processes limit the resource elements of Qarhan Salt Lake in western China and analogues in the evaporite basins H. Song et al.
125. Hydrochemical, isotopic, and geophysical methods for better understanding the evolutionary characteristics of sustainable yield during different groundwater extraction stages in two wellfields of the Sunite paleochannel, China X. Yu et al.
126. Spatial prediction of groundwater potential and driving factor analysis based on deep learning and geographical detector in an arid endorheic basin Z. Wang et al.
127. The potential evaluation of groundwater by integrating rank sum ratio (RSR) and machine learning algorithms in the Qaidam Basin Z. Wang et al.
128. Large-scale surface water-groundwater origins and connectivity in the Ordos Basin, China: Insight from hydrogen and oxygen isotopes S. Qu et al.