Groundwater hydrogeochemical features in interpermafrost taliks on the example of the field in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)

The hydrogeochemical characterization of groundwater is a crucial aspect of studying the spatial and temporal variations in groundwater resources, which is crucial for water resource utilization and environmental protection. This article presents the hydrogeochemical profile of interpermafrost groundwater of the Middle-Upper Cambrian horizon local aquifer, based on a case study from a deposit in the Sakha Republic (Yakutia). Also, this study analyzes the impact of both natural and anthropogenic factors on the chemical composition of the groundwater