An edition of Modern Groundwater Exploration (2004)

Modern Groundwater Exploration

Discovering New Water Resources in Consolidated Rocks Using Innovative Hydrogeologic Concepts, Exploration, Drilling, Aquifer Testing and Management Methods

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An edition of Modern Groundwater Exploration (2004)

Modern Groundwater Exploration

Discovering New Water Resources in Consolidated Rocks Using Innovative Hydrogeologic Concepts, Exploration, Drilling, Aquifer Testing and Management Methods

"Fresh water is undoubtedly our most precious resource aside from the air we breathe, and the only commodity whose cost has steadily risen over time. At the same time, our understanding of the origins, pathways, and recharge mechanisms of the Earth's most valuable "economic" mineral - groundwater - remains in the nineteenth century. It is ironic that this scientific anachronism is contributing to a global shortage of available fresh water supplies while oil, gas, and mineral discoveries have proliferated, vastly increasing the world's energy, precious metals, and industrial mineral reserves." "Modern Groundwater Exploration details applications and results of proven twenty-first-century technologies and geological concepts adapted from the oil, gas, and mineral exploration industries for evaluating, developing, and managing previously undiscovered, massive, sustainable groundwater resources."--BOOK JACKET.

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Wiley-Interscience
Language
English
Pages
328

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Library of Congress
GB1001.7.B57 2004, GB1001.7 .B57 2004

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL7611731M
ISBN 10
0471064602
ISBN 13
9780471064602
LCCN
2003023862
OCLC/WorldCat
224087133, 53331677
LibraryThing
8948002
Goodreads
1781897

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OL20990730W

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