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Vulnerability assessment for the Gaza Strip, Palestine using DRASTIC
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An Aquifer Vulnerability Assessment of the Paluxy Aquifer, Central Texas, USA, Using GIS and a Modified DRASTIC Approach
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Assessment of Ground Water Vulnerability and its Application to the Development of Protection Strategy for the Water Supply Aquifer in Owerri, Southeastern Nigeria
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Geochemical features of topsoils in the Gaza Strip: Natural occurrence and anthropogenic inputs
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no DOI — not checkedApplied Research Institute Jerusalem (ARIJ) (1994) Gaza environmental profile, technical report, Jerusalem
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no DOI — not checkedMinistry of Planning and International Co-operation (MOPIC) (1996a) Atlas maps of the Gaza Strip
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no DOI — not checkedPadagett D (1994) Using DRASTIC to improve the integrity of geographical information system data used for solid waste management facility sitting, a case study. Environ Prof 16:211–219
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no DOI — not checkedUS Geological Survey (1998) Overview of Middle East water resources. Water Resources of Palestinian, Jordanian, and Israeli interest. Technical report
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