- pollution). The
major sources of
NMVOCs include vegetation, biom**** burning,
geogenic sources, and
human activity. The
study of
NMVOCs is
important in atmospheric...
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boundaries of the Earth's magnetosphere. This
highly variable outer boundary of
geogenic matter has been
referred to as the "geopause" (or magnetopause), to suggest...
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groundwater pollution include (further
details below): Naturally-occurring (
geogenic) On-site
sanitation systems Sewage and
sewage sludge Fertilizers and pesticides...
- ****nic-contaminated water, but a
later study suggested the ****nic may have been
geogenic in origin.
Harry Choates "Cow Island, Louisiana".
Geographic Names Information...
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radioactive primordial nuclide 232Th.
These nuclides are
described as
geogenic,
meaning that they are
decay or
fission products of
uranium or
other actinides...
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Natural hydrogen (known as
white hydrogen,
geologic hydrogen,
geogenic hydrogen, or gold hydrogen) is
molecular hydrogen present on
Earth that is formed...
- discharge. Both
anthropogenic and
geogenic activities contribute to the
observed water quality degradation. The term
geogenic refers to
naturally occurring...
- 617S. doi:10.1289/ehp.00108617. PMC 1638201. PMID 10903614.
Eawag (2015)
Geogenic Contamination Handbook –
Addressing ****nic and
Fluoride in
Drinking Water...
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original (PDF) on 4
March 2016.
Retrieved 13
February 2014.
Eawag (2015)
Geogenic Contamination Handbook –
Addressing ****nic and
Fluoride in
Drinking Water...
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direction of
water flow). This is
strong evidence that such
stone lines are
geogenic. On the
other hand, a
stone line that is
present in a soil or a paleosol...
