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How does groundwater pumping affect streamflow?

Posted by Amir 182 days ago in Hydrogeology from http://www.sciencedaily.com

Groundwater provides drinking water for millions of Americans and is the primary source of water to irrigate cropland in many of the nations most productive agricultural settings. Although the benefits of groundwater development are many, groundwater pumping can reduce the flow of water in connected streams and rivers -- a process called streamflow depletion by wells. The USGS has released a new ... read more >>

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Water Underground

Posted by Hadian 200 days ago in Hydrogeology from http://www.youtube.com

Texas endured its driest year ever in 2011, and southern Alabama and Georgia have continued to suffer serious drought in 2012. Climate change is predicted to make drought more frequent in the southern United States, putting a strain on groundwater resources. This visualization reveals the freshwater stores that NASA's GRACE (Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment) satellite detects from space an ... read more >>

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Water extraction helped trigger deadly quake in Spain

Posted by laylabz 209 days ago in Hydrogeology from http://www.google.com

Massive extraction of groundwater helped unleash an earthquake in southeastern Spain last year that killed nine people, injured at least 100 and left thousands homeless, geologists said on Sunday.
The finding adds a powerful piece of evidence to theories that some earthquakes are human-induced, they said.
Seismologists were surprised by the May 11, 2011 earthquake which happened two kilometres ... read more >>

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New clues about ancient water cycles shed light on U.S. deserts

Posted by Amir 233 days ago in Hydrogeology from http://www.sciencedaily.com

The deserts of Utah and Nevada have not always been dry. Between 14,000 and 20,000 years ago, when large ice caps covered Canada during the last glacial cooling, valleys throughout the desert southwest filled with water to become large lakes, scientists have long surmised. At their maximum size, the desert lakes covered about a quarter of both Nevada and Utah. Now a team led by a Texas A&M Univer ... read more >>

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US groundwater supplies

Posted by laylabz 232 days ago in Hydrogeology from http://www.guardian.co.uk

How bad has the US drought been? Images produced by Nasa satellites show that the drought still lingers in underground water supplies.This video shows the storage of groundwater from August 2002-August 2012. ... read more >>

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Deepest Fresh Water Lakes In the World

Posted by Kondwani 237 days ago in Hydrogeology from http://www.einfopedia.com

A list deepest freshwater lakes in the world. Noe that number 3 should have been wriiten as Malawi and not Malvi. ... read more >>

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Qanat in Syria

Posted by laylabz 241 days ago in Hydrogeology from http://videos.wisegeek.com

A short interesting video from Syria on construction of qanat (an old technique to get water from a water resource to the irrigation lands). ... read more >>

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Groundwater Movement

Posted by laylabz 242 days ago in Hydrogeology from http://www.co.portage.wi.us

A useful article on groundwater movement and the use of Darcy's law through 2 simple examples. ... read more >>

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A few Definitions in Groundwater

Posted by laylabz 243 days ago in Hydrogeology from http://environment.uwe.ac.uk

A simple and convenient explanation of some of the properties of groundwater and its types of flow ( one dimensional, 2 dimensional, spherical). ... read more >>

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Groundwater Modeling Animation

Posted by Faraz 249 days ago in Hydrogeology from http://www.YouTube.com

I've found it interesting. Somehow you could use it for GW hydrology presentation! ... read more >>

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