US EditionNew high-tech maps developed by Stanford could fast track groundwater recharge: Here's how it works
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New high-tech maps developed by Stanford could fast track groundwater recharge: Here's how it works
The goal is to rapidly expand the areas where we store water -- not by building reservoirs, but by returning millions of gallons back into the ground in a new and efficient way.
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As rising temperatures and droughts affect surface sources, humans are increasingly dependent on the water they have under their feet. Underground aquifers currently supply almost half of the world's population and about 40 percent of irrigation around the planet.What few know is that this water resource has been buried there for hundreds, thousands, or millions of years.Just as you read it!You could be drinking water from an aquifer of the last…
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