These are links to blogs related to USA/Mexico water
Excessive groundwater pumping have severe consequences at long-term but, do you know that it can cause progressive salinization?Don’t miss this interesting analysis in California’s Tulare Lake Basin
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Have you hear about the T2GS project? if you are interested in international collaboration, groundwater governance, and groundwater sustainability, you may take a look to the link below
Gender issues in the world of water! meet this amazing women scientists and how they are transforming the water sustainability and water diplomacy. Take a look
In many semiarid and arid regions around the world, groundwater drawn from basin-fill aquifers sustains local agriculture and large cities. Such aquifers are typically replenished by high-elevation precipitation and snowmelt along encircling mountain fronts via several pathways…
Decades after closing, an open-pit copper mine in northwest B.C. is still discharging wastewater with metal concentrations 250 times higher than what’s considered safe for salmon into Babine Lake, the sockeye salmon engine of the Skeena River watershed, according to a new report by SkeenaWild Conservation Trust and Lake Babine Nation. And the situation at the Granisle mine — one of two decommissioned mines on the lake — is indicative of what’s happening across the province