Correction to: Hydrogeochemical and water quality study of Lower Bilate River Catchment, Southern Rift Valley of Ethiopia

Maru Fentaw; Ali Eissa; Simegnew Tadeg; Fenta Nigate

doi:10.1007/s12665-025-12364-4

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Correction to: Hydrogeochemical and water quality study of Lower Bilate River Catchment, Southern Rift Valley of Ethiopia

Maru Fentaw Ali Eissa Simegnew Tadeg Fenta Nigate

Year: 2025 Journal: Environmental Earth Sciences Vol: 84 (13) Publisher: Springer Science+Business Media

DOI: 10.1007/s12665-025-12364-4

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Biogeosciences Water quality Geology Drainage basin Environmental engineering science Hydrology (agriculture) Rift valley Rift Geochemistry Water resource management Geography Geomorphology Environmental science Structural basin Earth science Cartography Paleontology

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