Groundwater is a Geofluid. Geofluids are an integral part of all processes that take place in or on the earth’s crust. Globally, groundwater has strategic value, where contests are not uncommon, often kept below the political horizon.
The posts here outline the science of aquifers, groundwater movement, how groundwater interacts with surface water, water extraction-pumping, and contamination.
Whiskey is for drinkin’; water is for fightin!
The Architecture of Connected Holes; A Different Way to Look at the Liquid Earth
My water well taps into an underground river” and other myths
Coastal aquifers; groundwater at sea
Groundwater contamination; messing around with aquifers
Landslide! How groundwater affects the stability of slopes
GRACE meets LANDSAT; Eyes in the sky monitoring long-terms changes in water resources
A misspent youth serves to illustrate groundwater flow
Contrails, analogies, and visualizing groundwater flow
Henry Darcy’s Law; a conceptual leap
