Soluble components of sediments and their relation with dissolved arsenic in aquifers from the Hetao Basin, Inner Mongolia
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DOI: 10.1007/s11368-017-1770-9
Abstract: PurposeHigh groundwater arsenic (As) and salinity have been detected in aquifers of the Hetao Basin in Mongolia which have caused serious public health concerns. The objective of this study was to characterize the distributions of… read more here.
Keywords: soluble components; hetao basin; components sediments; clay ... See more keywords
Recent ground fissures in the Hetao basin, Inner Mongolia, China
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DOI: 10.1016/j.geomorph.2017.07.008
Abstract: Abstract Ground fissures are a geological hazard with complex formation mechanisms. Increasing amounts of human activity have created more ground fissures, which can destroy buildings and threaten human security. Some ground fissures indicate potentially devastating… read more here.
Keywords: ground; sertengshan piedmont; hetao basin; ground fissures ... See more keywords
Late Pleistocene paleolake evolution in the Hetao Basin, Inner Mongolia, China
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DOI: 10.1016/j.quaint.2017.11.047
Abstract: Abstract The paleolake that once existed in the Hetao Basin, China, represents an important stage of the Yellow River drainage system evolution in the region, but it has not been studied in detail to date.… read more here.
Keywords: late pleistocene; paleolake; paleolake evolution; hetao basin ... See more keywords
Inversion of bedrock channel profiles in the Daqing Shan in Inner Mongolia, northern China: Implications for late Cenozoic tectonic history in the Hetao Basin and the Yellow River evolution
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DOI: 10.1016/j.tecto.2020.228558
Abstract: Abstract Many studies indicate the Hetao Basin in Inner Mongolia, northern China, controlled the erosion base level of the upper Yellow River before 1.5 Ma. The late Cenozoic extensional rifting in the Hetao Basin in response… read more here.
Keywords: yellow river; late cenozoic; hetao basin;