Titlebook: Sustaining Groundwater Resources; A Critical Element i J. Anthony A. Jones Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2011 IYPE.groundw

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J. Anthony A. JonesState-of-the-art review of groundwater science and management..Comprehensive up-to-the-minute analysis of current problems with groundwater resources..Thorough discussion of projected problems in the

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Groundwater in Peril,ng as both victim and booster. The latest drive to extract oil and gas from shales by ‘hydrofracking’ holds new threats for groundwater resources. So too does climate change. Sustainable management of groundwater resources will require better monitoring; data capture; storage and accessibility; impr

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Groundwater and Health: Meeting Unmet Needs in Sub-Saharan Africa,ntion if the MDGs are to be achieved. In this chapter, cases of groundwater quality, particularly drinking water supply, have been reviewed in relation to human health. Case histories are taken mainly from West–Central Africa and East Africa to illustrate the fact that there are unmet needs in healt

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,Karst, Uranium, Gold and Water – Lessons from South Africa for Reconciling Mining Activities and Sud South Africa’s economic development, many of the karst aquifers are currently not usable. Using the Far West Rand goldfield as an example, the extent, type and magnitude of mining-related impacts on dolomitic karst aquifers are analysed. This includes impacts on the geohydrological conditions in t

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Arsenic Distribution and Geochemistry in Island Groundwater of the Okavango Delta in Botswana,ion. However, it is proposed that reductive dissolution of oxide and hydroxide of minerals containing Fe and Mn is the initial step for the release of arsenic from the sediment to the groundwater although there was no correlation of arsenic with iron or manganese due to reprecipitation of oxides of

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Sustainability of Groundwater Resources in the North China Plain, quantify the groundwater flow system and overall flow budgets. The groundwater flow model will be a useful tool for future impact assessment of a wide range of water resource management options for the NCP. The findings and insights from this study will have important implications for other parts o

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Groundwater Management in a Land Subsidence Area,opolitan area. As a result of groundwater conveyance into polluted surface waters since the latter half of the 1990s, the effect of an improvement in water quality has become apparent. Comparison of the pre- and post-urbanisation state reveals a decrease in the rate of groundwater recharge owing to

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