title: Seasonal Variability of Nutrients and Radium Isotope Fluxes from Submarine Karstic Spring at the Southwest of Crimea, Black Sea
abstract: The groundwaters of the southwestern region of Crimea are formed on the karst plateaus of the Crimean Mountains, and a significant amount of them is discharged into the Black Sea. The Crimean Peninsula is a water-deficient region; therefore, the study of its hydrogeology is an urgent task, since groundwater is a valuable freshwater resource. Through submarine groundwater discharge (SGD), the transfer of chemical compounds to the sea in the event of anthropogenic interference may also occur. In t
journal: Water