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Multidimensional Groundwater Quality Assessment and Source Apportionment in the Guyuan Region, Ningxia

Authors: LIU Yuxi; HUANG Yong; LIU Hong; SU Yue; LIU Hui; MA Yuxue; ZHANG Jinghua; YUAN Jianfei; YI Chengtai

DOI: 10.12030/j.cjee.202506084Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • Groundwater in Guyuan is Class IV per GB/T 14848—2017, with TDS averaging 1350.9 mg·L−1, rendering it unsuitable for direct drinking but usable for irrigation after treatment; As requires special attention. • • Nemerow index classifies overall pollution as moderate, with Cr, As, and Mn as key contributors; HPI averages 10.56 but reaches 36.15 at sample PS1-51-下, indicating severe local contamination. • • Carcinogenic risk from Cr and As is 8.037×10−6 a−1 for adults and 3.863×10−6 a−1 for children, below US EPA limits but above stricter international guidelines, emphasizing the need for risk management, especially for children. • • Isotopic and statistical analyses indicate atmospheric precipitation as the primary recharge source; Cr, As, and Mn derive from copper mining, coal extraction, and agricultural activities, highlighting anthropogenic impacts in populated loess areas.