\n\nBy: Syafiuddin, Achmad; Boopathy, Raj; Hadibarata, Tony\n\nCURRENT POLLUTION REPORTS \n\n \n\nThis paper looks closely at how we use groundwater, focusing on stopping pollution and managing it better. It shows that we need to really push for efforts that cut down arsenic from all possible sources before it gets into our groundwater. We also must significantly reduce how much nitrate and pesticide we use for a healthier environment. Sure, there are ways to clean up some contaminants in groundwater right where they are, but the big question for the future is how we can do this in a way that truly helps the environment. Things like in situ bioremediation and bioelectroremediation offer cheaper, greener options compared to older physical and chemical methods. For a successful, integrated plan for future groundwater use, we suggest combining ground and surface water management. This approach boosts our water supply security and helps the environment. This paper reviews what we know about groundwater use, especially when it comes to controlling pollution and managing it as a whole. The information here is super useful for managing groundwater, not just for its quality, but also for making sure we have enough for whatever comes next.\n\nhttps://apps.webofknowledge.com/full_record.do?product=WOS&search_mode=AlertSummary&qid=4&SID=C29NbIxAZf9vqUvePQt&page=1&doc=6\n\nhttps://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40726-020-00167-z\n\nThe post Challenges and Solutions for Sustainable Groundwater Usage: Pollution Control and Integrated Management appeared first on Facts About Water.\n\nSource: Water Feed\n
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