Too much, too little or too polluted? – groundwater research needs in the 2020s

Just one week left to the GeoERA groundwater webinar presenting the four #GeoERA groundwater projects on groundwater quantity and quality in a changing climate, and discussing #groundwater research needs and web services e.g. with the new Horizon Europe partnership candidate “Water4All – water security for the planet” – register here: https://geoera.eu/blog/event/geoera-webinar-series/ and contribute with your views on groundwater and #water resources research needs for the next decade – your views count.

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Application of groundwater age and travel time distributions – Example from a water supply well polluted by pesticides

Groundwater age and travel time distributions have many applications – below you can find a link to a research paper where you can read about investigations of a pesticide polluted drinking water well and the history and fate of the two pesticides found in the well. The work is closely related to especially the work of task 6.4 in the HOVER project, which investigates groundwater age and travel time distributions in water supply wells with long screens and the application of these in groundwater management and protection.

https://pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.1021/acs.est.9b03996