Groundwater nitrogen pollution index in an urbanized area, Bandung Regency, Indonesia
M R Aulia,
D M Nugraha,
M R Sururi
et al.
Abstract:Despite previous reports of contamination from domestic waste, agricultural runoff, and fertilizers, shallow groundwater (GW) within Bandung Regency remains a clean water source. Nitrogen is one of the most common contaminants identified in the region. This study aims to assess nitrogen concentrations and determine the groundwater pollution index (GWPI) caused by nitrogen. The GWPI categorizes water as excellent water (GWPI <0.5), good (0.5< GWPI <0.75), moderately polluted (0.75< GWPI <1), and … Show more
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