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Drinking Water Contamination in Kurdistan/Northern Iraq - Mohammed Hawrami, Karzan
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Monitoring and Assessment of water has become an environmental concern due to the contamination by man kind. One of the most important crises of the 21st century is the availability of drinking water, a resource basic to our survival and growth. The preservation and maintenance of our natural water resources is a very difficult task due to rapid growth of population and increased industrial activities, therefore quality of water resources is deteriorating day by day due to the continuous addition of undesirable chemicals. This project investigated that the drinking water of kurdistan region of…mehr

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Monitoring and Assessment of water has become an environmental concern due to the contamination by man kind. One of the most important crises of the 21st century is the availability of drinking water, a resource basic to our survival and growth. The preservation and maintenance of our natural water resources is a very difficult task due to rapid growth of population and increased industrial activities, therefore quality of water resources is deteriorating day by day due to the continuous addition of undesirable chemicals. This project investigated that the drinking water of kurdistan region of iraq particularly in Duhok province has faced a severe pollution especially, heavy metal contamination.It is considered by a very dangerous type of contamination.This is due to improper treatment of water in the water purification projects at studied areas.
Autorenporträt
i was born on 16 April 1981 in a small village near halabja /iraq it calls (Ahmed awa)I have finished BSc in biology in 2004 in salahaddin University/Erbil-iraq.i have got MSc in environmental science in 2010 in Duhok University.Presently, i am a PhD student in Environmental Pollution in the University of Nottingham /UK