感兴趣的人可以直接联系发邮件的人,比较急,GOOD LUCK!! Dear Dr.XXXXX: Greetings from the Journal of Natural Resources and Development. I am writing to invite you to participate as a reviewer of the Journal of Natural Resources and Development. The JNRD is a new scientific, international and electronic publication that covers topics related to the natural resources and its sustainable use to reach the development http://jnrd.info/home-jnrd/ In this opportunity we invite you to be one of the reviewers of our article called: "Vulnerability of Groundwater to contamination with produced water at Oil Production Fields Tharjath area, South Sudan" (Case study) Abstract: This research aims at investigating the groundwater quality at Tharjath area , Sudd region, Republic of South of Sudan, using primary data from geophysical methods and secondary data from chemical analysis. It also investigates the vulnerability of groundwater to contamination with oil produced water from the site central processing unit at Tharjath oil field. Drinking water in the study area was supplied from treated surface water from Bahr Al Jabal (River White Nile) and boreholes tapping the Tertiary (Um Rawaba) sedimentary formation where the depth to water was more than 350meters from ground surface level. Geologically this formation exhibits rapid face changes. The Geophysical investigations confirmed that groundwater bearing horizons of this formation at depth ranging between 350 to 500 meters were consisted of small different water bearing zones separated by aquitards known as leaky heads where the fine grained parts of the formation reduced the water transmit capacity and adversely affect the groundwater quality. The flow net map revealed that groundwater seeps naturally towards the Tharjath oil producing fields. Based on the findings of this study, the groundwater at the study area was found to be free of TPH (Total petroleum hydrocarbons) or PAH (Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons), that were related to the oil industry. The groundwater contained many pollutants of natural origin that could be related to surface water-groundwater interaction. Moreover as water rests on the Sodic Montmorillite clayey soils of the Sudd region, it gets enriched in Sodium Chlorides, Sodium Sulphates and Carbonates in addition to other heavy metals. Evidence that such water was not fit for consumption was the presence of Chromites ions; Arsenic and high concentrations of total dissolved solids were identified. Hence it was concluded that the groundwater was naturally saline and free from oil related contaminants. However it was highly recommended to monitor soil and groundwater on regular basis. Keywords: Sudd Area, groundwater pollution, oil driven pollutants, clay soil , geophysical Investigation, chemical Investigation, Oil producing fields. We will be honored if you accept this task. We will wait for your answer until Aug 26th. If you accept, I will send you the whole document for your revision and indications. Please, I suggest you to visit the following links that may help with the revision process: Referees-guidelines Editorial-policies > Peer Review Process Please, if you cannot or don't want to participate, we would appreciate if you could suggest any of your colleagues who may be interested. Kindest regards, -- Paula Delgado Agronomy Engineer Assistant Editor Journal of Natural Resources and Development