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Fig 1.

Location of the study area.

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Fig 2.

Regional groundwater environment risk assessment procedure.

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Fig 3.

Exposure and response of risk Sources, Receptors, and Endpoints in the regional groundwater conceptual models.

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Table 1.

The Receptor ranks in the study area.

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Table 2.

Exposure and response filters of risk Sources, Receptors, and Endpoints.

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Fig 4.

Location of groundwater monitoring points.

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Fig 5.

Distribution of the chemical enterprises in the study area.

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Fig 6.

Risk source normalization in the study area.

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Table 3.

Sources of risk in the Lower Liao River.

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Fig 7.

Groundwater vulnerability index(GVI) in the study area.

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Fig 8.

Comprehensive evaluation of groundwater quality in the study area.

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Table 4.

The groundwater supply status of the study area.

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Fig 9.

Regional Groundwater Environment Risk assessment RRR in the study area.

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Table 5.

Regional Groundwater Environment Risk assessment RRR in the study area.

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Fig 10.

Uncertainty of probability distribution of Monte Carlo relative risk value calculations.

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Table 6.

The relative risk value calculations for representative points.

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Fig 11.

Sensitivity analyses on factors of relative risk models for representative points in Xinmin.

DI, Relative groundwater vulnerability index; GEI, Groundwater exploitation intensity; DD, Drainage density; GS, groundwater supply; SEI, Sewage emission intensity; DWI, Dangerous waste intensity; CED, Chemical enterprise density; GQ, groundwater quality; FP, Forest proportion; AP, Agriculture proportion.

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