Environmental Science
5 years ago

Artificial recharge structures significantly improve groundwater quality in Tamil Nadu.

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International Journal of Chemical Studies
Effectiveness of artificial recharge structures in enhancing groundwater quality
G. Thiyagarajan, A. Valliammai, A. Raviraj, S. Panneerselvam

Paper Summary

Artificial recharge structures in Tamil Nadu have been found to improve groundwater quality, especially near the structures. The study focused on a specific area in Thondamuthur block and showed that water quality for irrigation improved after the monsoon season. The research suggests that building artificial recharge structures can help restore and enhance groundwater quality in the region.

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