Water quality variation during a strong El Niño event in 2016: a case study in Kampar River, Malaysia

Abstract

El Ni o and Southern Oscillation (ENSO) is a natural forcing that affects global climate patterns, thereon influencing freshwater quality and security. In the advent of a strong El Niño warming event in 2016 which induced an extreme dry weather in Malaysia, water quality variation was investigated in Kampar River which supplies potable water to a population of 92,850. Sampling points were stratified into four ecohydrological units and 144 water samples were examined from October 2015 to March 2017.

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Keywords

Drought, El Niño, Pollution, Water quality

Citation

Ng, C. K. C., Goh, C. H., Lin, J. C., Tan, M. S., Bong, W., Yong, C. S., ... & Khoo, G. (2018). Water quality variation during a strong El Ni o event in 2016: a case study in Kampar River, Malaysia. Environmental monitoring and assessment, 190, 1-14.

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