Asheesh Shrivastava's scientific contributions
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Deteriorating water quality of rivers is of major concern in India; this is especially true for rivers being used as drinking water sources. One such river considered in this study is the Patalganga, which is located about 60 km from Mumbai and is a significant source of water supply for Panvel, Alibaug and Rasayani. This paper aims to determine th...
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... Various reservoirs have been serving as the most critical drinking water sources due to the uneven distribution of precipitation and severe river pollution (Gu et al., 2014). Deteriorating water quality or physicochemical parameters (pH, D.O., C.O.D., T.S.S., and microbiological parameters using World Health Organization (WHO) of rivers is of significant concern; this is especially true for rivers being used as drinking water sources (Shrivastava et al., 2015). Processes occurring in the watershed can adversely influence drinking water reservoirs, and understanding linkages between these processes and reservoir water quality provides the basis for protecting or improving source water quality for maintaining safe drinking water (Cooke et al., 2001). ...
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