9 articles in this issue
The existence of any kind of living is related to the presence of water. The qualitative degradation of this resource, and mainly the one underground, was observed in several cases.The pollution represents a serious problem for the environment and groundw... see more
Mapping the vulnerability of ground waters in regions of high anthropogenic actions is a crucial step in any realisation in order to ensure rational management of water resources as well as a harmonious urban and socio-economical development.The present w... see more
The physico-chemical and microbiological properties of regolith aquifers in the department of Abengourou were evaluated for the use of drinking water. The 32 traditional water wells and three streams were sampled in December (dry season) 2009 and analyzed... see more
The resurgence of silting in plain Tafilalet phenomena is much related to increasing human pressure to technological changes accompanying a little rational management of resources and unfavorable weather conditions.In addition, overgrazing exposes surroun... see more
The availability of groundwater with an acceptable quality has become a difficult challenge in many parts of the world but especially in ours because of the climate severity and pollution (domestic, industrial, agricultural), which weakens and makes them ... see more
The study concerns the analysis of physico-chemical parameters (temperature, pH, E.C, NO3, Cl, PO43-, HCO3, SO4, Ca, Mg) of water of Moulouya river and its tributary "Chog Wadi Al Ard" in order to establish a diagnosis of pollution degree of the river wat... see more
To evaluate the impact of the leachate resulting from this landfill on groundwater and surface water quality, samples of leachate, groundwater and surface water were taken monthly during the year 2004 (seven samples of leachate inside the landfill) (three... see more
The objective of this study is to evaluate the impacts of climate change on groundwater resources of crystalline and crystallophyllian basement aquifers. This study was applied to the particular case of N'zi-Bandama watershed in Ivory Coast. This catchmen... see more
In Tunisia, saline soils occupy an area of 1,5 million hectares, roughly 25% of the total area of arable land in the country. The irrigated area of Kalâat EL Andalous, is a part of this environment and already characterized by low yields. The present work... see more