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Groundwater nitrate and fluoride profiles, sources and health risk assessment in the coal mining areas of Salt Range, Punjab Pakistan by Masood, Noshin, Hudson-Edwards, Karen A., Farooqi, Abida

“…To assess the loading profiles of groundwater nitrate (NO 3 − ) and fluoride (F − ), their spatial distributions, geochemistry and associated health risks were…”
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Health risk assessment of arsenic and other potentially toxic elements in drinking water from an industrial zone of Gujrat, Pakistan: a case study by Masood, Noshin, Farooqi, Abida, Zafar, Mazhar Iqbal

“…Present study aimed to provide a baseline data on arsenic (As) and other potentially toxic element (PTEs; Cd, Cr, Cu, Ni, and Pb) contamination in groundwater…”
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Health risk assessment and source identification of groundwater arsenic contamination using agglomerative hierarchical cluster analysis in selected sites from upper Eastern parts of Punjab province, Pakistan by Mushtaq, Nisbah, Masood, Noshin, Khattak, Junaid Ali, Hussain, Ishtiaque, Khan, Qasim, Farooqi, Abida

“…Geogenic contamination of Arsenic (As) poses major health threat to people living in Indus Plain of Pakistan particularly in Punjab. In this paper, we…”
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Arsenic and fluoride co-contamination in shallow aquifers from agricultural suburbs and an industrial area of Punjab, Pakistan: Spatial trends, sources and human health implications by Farooqi, Abida, Sultana, Jawairia, Masood, Noshin

“…Release of arsenic (As) and fluoride (F−) species into groundwater is a serious health concern around the world. The present study was the first systematic…”
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Trace element geochemistry and stable isotopic (δ13C and δ15N) records of the Paleocene coals, Salt Range, Punjab, Pakistan by Masood, Noshin, Zafar, Tehseen, Hudson-Edwards, Karen A., Rehman, Hafiz U., Farooqi, Abida

“…The Paleocene coals of the Salt Range in the Punjab Province of Pakistan have great economic potential; however, their trace element and stable isotopic…”
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Dechlorane Plus as an emerging environmental pollutant in Asia: a review by Zafar, Mazhar Iqbal, Kali, Sundas, Ali, Mehtabidah, Riaz, Muhammad Asam, Naz, Tayyaba, Iqbal, Muhammad Mazhar, Masood, Noshin, Munawar, Kashif, Jan, Bilal, Ahmed, Sohail, Waseem, Amir, Niazi, Muhammad Bilal Khan

“…Dechlorane Plus (DP) is an unregulated, highly chlorinated flame retardant. It has been manufactured from past 40 years but its presence in the environment was…”
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Comparative efficacy of mitigation techniques for the detoxification of Prunus persica (L.) from selected pesticide residues by Neelab, Asi, Muhammad Rafique, Kali, Sundas, Riaz, Muhammad Asam, Waseem, Amir, Iqbal, Muhammad Mazhar, Ahmad, Nauman, Iqbal, Mazhar, Masood, Noshin, Zafar, Mazhar Iqbal

“…Fruits are the valuable and important components of human diet. Among them, Prunus persica is a rich source of different minerals and dietary fibers. In…”
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Salinity enrichment, sources and its contribution to elevated groundwater arsenic and fluoride levels in Rachna Doab, Punjab Pakistan: Stable isotope (δ2H and δ18O) approach as an evidence by Parvaiz, Ambreen, Khattak, Junaid Ali, Hussain, Ishteaqe, Masood, Noshin, Javed, Tariq, Farooqi, Abida

“…The present study aimed at exploring the sources of salinity and the link it shares with the enrichment of As (arsenic) and F- (fluoride) in the groundwater of…”
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Spatial distribution and health risk assessment of toxic metal(oid)s in soils of coal mining areas of the Salt Range, Punjab, Pakistan by Masood, Noshin, Zafar, Tehseen, Hudson-Edwards, Karen A., Farooqi, Abida

“…Long-term coal mining operations have been linked to increases in HM concentrations in subterranean soils, which degrades soil quality. The clusters of coal…”
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Spatial distribution of drinking and irrigation water quality in different climatic zones of Baluchistan, Pakistan by Ahmad, Zeeshan, Fatima, Shehla Batool, Masood, Noshin, Ullah, Fath, Kamal, Simi, Farooqi, Abida

“…Baluchistan’s water profile was developed by dividing it into seven zones (Northern Highlands-NH, Southern Highlands-SH, Quetta Valley-QV, Desert-D, Sibbi…”
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Natural carbon mineralization and its control on the geochemical evolution of coal-based aquifers in the Salt Range, Punjab, Pakistan by Masood, Noshin, Hudson-Edwards, Karen A., Zafar, Tehseen, Farooqi, Abida

“…Hydrochemical analysis of the Salt Range was conducted to understand carbon weathering and its impact on groundwater evolution within the complex geological…”
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True cost of coal: coal mining industry and its associated environmental impacts on water resource development by Masood, Noshin, Hudson-Edwards, Karen, Farooqi, Abida

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Trace element geochemistry and stable isotopic(δ13C and δ15N)records of the Paleocene coals,Salt Range,Punjab,Pakistan by Noshin Masood, Tehseen Zafar, Karen A.Hudson-Edwards, Hafiz U.Rehman, Abida Farooqi

“…The Paleocene coals of the Salt Range in the Punjab Province of Pakistan have great economic potential;however,their trace element and stable isotopic…”
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