2012
DOI: 10.1007/s12517-012-0740-1
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Impact of anthropogenic activities on the groundwater resources of the unconfined aquifer of Triffa plain (Eastern Morocco)

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“…The high concentrations result from the presence of cultivation zones, where ammonium nitrate is used as a chemical fertilizer. This observation is similar to those made in other studies carried out in the Triffa plain (Fetouani et al 2008;Fekkoul et al 2013). The increases in other anions and cations occur due to the concentration of these ions by recycling the groundwater as irrigation water (Bahri and Saibi 2012).…”
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“…The high concentrations result from the presence of cultivation zones, where ammonium nitrate is used as a chemical fertilizer. This observation is similar to those made in other studies carried out in the Triffa plain (Fetouani et al 2008;Fekkoul et al 2013). The increases in other anions and cations occur due to the concentration of these ions by recycling the groundwater as irrigation water (Bahri and Saibi 2012).…”
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“…The yearly average temperature is 17.4°C, but seasonal variability is high, with a minimum of 11°C and a maximum of 25°C. The average annual evapotranspiration is about 300 mm/year (Fekkoul et al 2013). …”
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“…• Rapid increase of freshwater demand • Increasing Imbalance of water supply and demand (water gap) Bzioui et al, 2010;Fetouani et al, 2008;Kadi, 2004;Moustadraf, Razack, & Sinan, 2008 Over-abstraction of fresh -and groundwater Bzioui et al, 2010;Carneiro et al, 2010;El Yaouti, El Mandour, Khattach, Benavente, & Kaufmann, 2009;Fekkoul et al, 2013;Schyns & Hoekstra, 2014;Zarhloule et al, 2009 Lack of adequate water management…”
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confidence: 99%