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Featured article: Sources of salinity and arsenic in groundwater in southwest Bangladesh

In a new article from Geochemical Transactions Editorial Board Member John C. Ayers and co-workers, groundwater samples from southwest Bangladesh were characterised to identify the sources of high salinity and arsenic concentrations, a widespread problem in the tidal deltaplain of this region.

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Published on: 6 October 2016
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Sources of salinity and arsenic in groundwater in southwest Bangladesh

John C. Ayers, Steven Goodbred, Gregory George, David Fry, Laura Benneyworth, George Hornberger, Kushal Roy, Md. Rezaul Karim and Farjana Akter

Published on: 11 July 2016
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Published on: 6 May 2016

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Geochemical Transactions is the official journal of the Geochemistry Division of the American Chemical Society.

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Geochemical Transactions publishes high-quality research in all areas of chemistry as it relates to materials and processes occurring in terrestrial and extraterrestrial systems.

The journal coverage includes, but is not limited to:

organic geochemistry
inorganic geochemistry
marine and aquatic chemistry
chemical oceanography
biogeochemistry
applied geochemistry
astrobiology
environmental geochemistry

Editors' profiles

Greg Druschel is Associate Professor at the Department of Earth Sciences, Indiana University- Purdue University Indianapolis, USA.

Greg's research focus is redox geochemistry and role of microorganisms on S & Fe cycling; P & N speciation/sorption in freshwater lakes; modeling and in vitro studies of lung fluid mineral reactivity.

Yoko Furukawa is a staff geologist at Naval Research Laboratory, Marine Geosciences Division in Stennis Space Center, Mississippi, USA.

Yoko's research focus: surface chemistry and its effect on mineral and organic matter interaction in natural waters; cohesive marine sediment diagenesis.

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