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21st edn, American Public Health Association, American Water Works Association, Water
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Public Health Service Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry
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Cortés J, Litter, MI, Jean JS (2011) Arsenic removal from groundwater of the Chaco-Pampean
plain (Argentina) using natural geological materials as adsorbents. Sci Health 46:1297–1310
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arsenic in South and Southeast Asia. Science 328(5982):1123–1127
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2063/03/12), Kathmandu, Ministry of Physical Planning, Government of Nepal
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Turkey: its impact on water quality and human health. Water Air Soil Pollut 205:43–62
11. Guo HM, Wang YX (2004) Hydro-geochemical processes in shallow quaternary aquifers from
the northern part of the Datong Basin. China Appl Geochem 19:19–27
12. Hoang TH, Bang S, Kim KW, Nguyen MH, Dang DM (2010) Arsenic in groundwater and
sediment in the Mekong River delta. Vietnam Environ Pollut 158:2648–58
13. Hug SJ, Leupin O (2003) Iron-catalyzed oxidation of arsenic (III) by oxygen and by hydrogen
peroxide: pH-dependent formation of oxidants in the Fenton reaction. Environ Sci Technol
37(12):2734–2742
14. Karim M, Komori Y, Alam M (1997) Arsenic occurrence and depth of contamination in
Bangladesh. J Environ Chem 7:783–792
15. Kayastha SP (2015) Arsenic contamination in the deep and shallow groundwater of Bara
District, Nepal. Cross Border: Int J Interdisc Stud 3(1):65–69
16. Kouras A, Katsoyiannis I, Voutsa D (2007) Distribution of arsenic in groundwater in the area
of Chalkidiki. Northern Greece J Hazard Mater 147(3):890–899
17. Landsey BD, Ayotte JD, Jurgens BC, Desimone LA (2017) Using groundwater age distributions to understand changes in methyl tert-butyl ether (MtBE) concentrations in ambient
groundwater, northeastern United States. Sci Total Environ 579:579–587
18. Levitt PJ, Degnan RJ, Flanagan MS, Bryant C, Jurgen CB (2019) Arsenic variability and
groundwater age in three water supply wells in southeast new hampshire. Geosci Front 10:1669–
1683
19. Lin GF, Meng H, Du H, Lu HC, Zhou YS, Chen JG, Golka K, Lu JC, Shen JH (2010) Factors
impacting on the excess arseniasis prevalence due to indoor combustion of high arsenic coal
in a hyperendemic village. Int Arch Occ Env Health 83:433–440
20. Maity JP, Nath B, Kar S, Chen CY, Banerjee S, Jean JS, Liu MY, Centeno JA, Bhattacharya
P, Chang CL, Santra SC (2012) Arsenic-induced health crisis in peri-urban Moyna and
Ardebok villages, West Bengal, India: an exposure assessment study. Environ Geochem Health
34(5):563–57
21. Martin AJ, Pedersen TF (2002) The seasonal and inter-annual mobility of arsenic in a mineimpacted lake. Environ Sci Technol 36:1516–1523
S. P. Kayastha and K. Pradhanang
References
1. Agusa T, Kunito T, Kubota R, Monirith I, Tanabe S, Tana TS (2002) Arsenic pollution in
Cambodia. Biomed Res Trace Elem 13:254–255
2. APHA-AWWA-WEF (2005) Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and Wastewater.
21st edn, American Public Health Association, American Water Works Association, Water
Environment Federation, Washington DC
3. ATSDR (2000) Toxicological profile for arsenic. U.S. Department of Health & Human Services,
Public Health Service Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry
4. Bhattacharya P, Chang CL, Santra SC (2012) Arsenic induced health crisis in peri-urban Moyna
and Ardebok villages, West Bengal, India: an exposure assessment study. Environ Geochem
Health 34:563–574
5. Brikowski TH, Neku A, Shrestha SD, Smith LS (2014) Hydrologic control of temporal
variability in groundwater arsenic on the Ganges floodplain of Nepal. J Hydrol 518(C):342–353
6. Bundschuh J, Bhattacharya P, Sracek O, Mellano MF, Ramírez AE, Storniolo AR, Martín RA,
Cortés J, Litter, MI, Jean JS (2011) Arsenic removal from groundwater of the Chaco-Pampean
plain (Argentina) using natural geological materials as adsorbents. Sci Health 46:1297–1310
7. FAO (2004) Arsenic threat and irrigation management in Nepal. Rome
8. Fendorf S, Michael HA, van Geen A (2010) Spatial and temporal variations of groundwater
arsenic in South and Southeast Asia. Science 328(5982):1123–1127
9. GoN/MPP (2006) National drinking water quality standards. In: Nepal Gazette (B.S.
2063/03/12), Kathmandu, Ministry of Physical Planning, Government of Nepal
10. Gunduz O, Simsek C, Hasozbek A (2010) Arsenic pollution in the groundwater of Simav plain,
Turkey: its impact on water quality and human health. Water Air Soil Pollut 205:43–62
11. Guo HM, Wang YX (2004) Hydro-geochemical processes in shallow quaternary aquifers from
the northern part of the Datong Basin. China Appl Geochem 19:19–27
12. Hoang TH, Bang S, Kim KW, Nguyen MH, Dang DM (2010) Arsenic in groundwater and
sediment in the Mekong River delta. Vietnam Environ Pollut 158:2648–58
13. Hug SJ, Leupin O (2003) Iron-catalyzed oxidation of arsenic (III) by oxygen and by hydrogen
peroxide: pH-dependent formation of oxidants in the Fenton reaction. Environ Sci Technol
37(12):2734–2742
14. Karim M, Komori Y, Alam M (1997) Arsenic occurrence and depth of contamination in
Bangladesh. J Environ Chem 7:783–792
15. Kayastha SP (2015) Arsenic contamination in the deep and shallow groundwater of Bara
District, Nepal. Cross Border: Int J Interdisc Stud 3(1):65–69
16. Kouras A, Katsoyiannis I, Voutsa D (2007) Distribution of arsenic in groundwater in the area
of Chalkidiki. Northern Greece J Hazard Mater 147(3):890–899
17. Landsey BD, Ayotte JD, Jurgens BC, Desimone LA (2017) Using groundwater age distributions to understand changes in methyl tert-butyl ether (MtBE) concentrations in ambient
groundwater, northeastern United States. Sci Total Environ 579:579–587
18. Levitt PJ, Degnan RJ, Flanagan MS, Bryant C, Jurgen CB (2019) Arsenic variability and
groundwater age in three water supply wells in southeast new hampshire. Geosci Front 10:1669–
1683
19. Lin GF, Meng H, Du H, Lu HC, Zhou YS, Chen JG, Golka K, Lu JC, Shen JH (2010) Factors
impacting on the excess arseniasis prevalence due to indoor combustion of high arsenic coal
in a hyperendemic village. Int Arch Occ Env Health 83:433–440
20. Maity JP, Nath B, Kar S, Chen CY, Banerjee S, Jean JS, Liu MY, Centeno JA, Bhattacharya
P, Chang CL, Santra SC (2012) Arsenic-induced health crisis in peri-urban Moyna and
Ardebok villages, West Bengal, India: an exposure assessment study. Environ Geochem Health
34(5):563–57
21. Martin AJ, Pedersen TF (2002) The seasonal and inter-annual mobility of arsenic in a mineimpacted lake. Environ Sci Technol 36:1516–1523