Evaluation of the Impact of Different Land Use Types on Shallow Groundwater and Discussion on Water Chemistry Genesis A Case Study of the Middle Reach of the Beijiaolai River
This study evaluates the impact of different land use types on shallow groundwater in the middle reach of the Beijiaolai River, revealing that a dual driving mechanism of natural rock weathering and anthropogenic inputs (specifically domestic sewage and agricultural non-point sources) shapes the hydrochemical characteristics, with construction land showing higher mineralization and fluoride enrichment primarily driven by calcium fluoride dissolution.
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