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Corrosion is one of the most persistent and costly challenges facing the oil, gas, and mining industries. But not all corrosion is created equal. When microorganisms accelerate or initiate metal degradation, the result is Microbially Influenced Corrosion (MIC), a process responsible for an estimated 40% of internal corrosion across industrial sectors. Unlike purely chemical corrosion, […]

By Somtochukwu Azi Graduate Student, Department of Geological Sciences, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Nigeria My name is Somtochukwu Azi, and I am currently pursuing a graduate degree in the Department of Geological Sciences at Nnamdi Azikiwe University in Awka, Nigeria. As a passionate environmentalist and water resources manager, I chose graduate school for a clear

Groundwater is one of Earth’s most vital and complex natural resources. Yet, understanding how water moves beneath our feet requires mastering an intricate web of physics, geology, and chemistry. For students entering the field or for regulatory compliance and consulting professionals navigating its complexities, having a clear, comprehensive foundational guide is essential. Fortunately, a landmark

Dr. Eileen Poeter has been an integral member of the Groundwater Project’s Board of Directors since its inception, bringing unparalleled dedication, scientific leadership, and an unwavering commitment to advancing global groundwater literacy. Her contributions have shaped every facet of the organization’s growth and impact. Over the course of her tenure, Dr. Poeter has been responsible

Groundwater is the lifeblood of our planet, yet because it remains hidden beneath our feet, its critical role in ecosystems and human survival is frequently overlooked. In a recent episode of the Groundwater Project (GW-Project) interview series, host Everton de Oliveira sat down with a group from KGS Group, Bert Smith, Founding Principal, Jason Mann,