ArticleEnvironmental science and pollution research international2021
Influence of regional climatic on the hydrogeochemistry of a tropical river basin-a study from the Walawe river basin of Sri Lanka.
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The Walawe river basin is one of the important watersheds in Sri Lanka subjected to water scarcity due to intensive exploitation for irrigation and domestic purposes. The groundwater resource in the basin is under-explored for its capacity to sustain a continuous supply of water for future demand while facing the growing climate change challenges. The objective of this study was to identify the behavior of groundwater in the Walawe river basin that flows through two major climatic zones in Sri Lanka. The study approach includes hydrogeochemical and stable isotope analysis in order to differentiate the geochemical evolution of groundwater in the basin with respect to climatic factors. Water samples from thirty-eight (38) deep wells (> 20 m), 25 shallow wells, and 14 surface water bodies were collected and measured for their major ions, and isotope ratios of δ
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