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Honoring the Legacy of Tom Aley: Pioneer of Groundwater Science and Karst Research
Honoring the Legacy of Tom Aley: Pioneer of Groundwater Science and Karst Research Today we honor the life and legacy of Tom Aley, a pioneering
Environmental Geology
Environmental Geology was first published in 2021 by Pressbooks and is now being shared by The Groundwater Project to ensure it reaches a global audience.
Making Water Everyone’s Business
Making Water Everyone’s Business was first published in 2001 by the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) and is now being shared by The Groundwater
Groundwater: The Invisible Lifeline Beneath Our Feet
Groundwater: The Invisible Lifeline Beneath Our Feet Groundwater Awareness Week: Why the Water You Don’t See Matters Most Every year during Groundwater Awareness Week (March
The Hidden Foundations of Water Security: John Cherry on Aquifers, Food and Climate
The Hidden Foundations of Water Security: John Cherry on Aquifers, Food and Climate The Climate Water Project recently sat down with Dr. John Cherry to
Announcement – New Chair Board of Directors: Eileen Poeter
Announcement – New Chair Board of Directors: Eileen Poeter As 2026 begins, we look forward to another productive year at the Groundwater Project. This year
Volunteer Spotlight: Gabriel Eckstein
Gabriel Eckstein This week’s highlight is on Dr. Gabriel Eckstein, a Professor of Law and the Director of the Energy, Environmental, and Natural Resource Systems
New Preserved Book Available! Quantitative Hydrogeology: Groundwater Hydrology for Engineers
The Groundwater Project is pleased to announce that you can now download Quantitative Hydrogeology: Groundwater Hydrology for Engineers written by Ghislain de Marsily. This is
Volunteer Spotlight – Warren Wood
This week’s highlight is on Dr. Warren Wood, a hydrogeologist professor and researcher who has been in the professional field for over 40 years.
An Introduction to Hydraulic Testing in Hydrogeology
By bringing together over 60 years of academic teaching and research experience and an additional 90 years of applied hydrogeology consulting, the book An Introduction
Blog Volunteer Spotlight – Eileen Poeter
This week’s highlight is on Dr. Eileen Poeter, an Emeritus Professor of Geological Engineering at Colorado School of Mines, where she taught groundwater courses and
End-of-Year Update from the Groundwater Project Team
text As the 2023 year comes to an end, we at the Groundwater Project would like to share with you what we’ve accomplished over this
Tackling Microbially Influenced Corrosion (MIC) in Oil & Gas and Mining: Leveraging Molecular Biological Tools for Effective Management
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
Hydrogeology in Nigeria: How The Groundwater Project Empowers Students
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
GROUNDWATER, TECHNOLOGY, AND PURPOSE: A CONVERSATION WITH DR. MOHAMED GAD
GROUNDWATER, TECHNOLOGY, AND PURPOSE: A CONVERSATION WITH DR. MOHAMED GAD What happens when a business leader from the Middle East decides that knowledge about groundwater
Understanding the Flow: A Deep Dive into Basic Hydrogeology and Groundwater Science
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
Dr. Eileen Poeter – Retirement from the Groundwater Project
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
Earth’s Hidden Circulation: Is Groundwater the Planet’s Interstitium?
Discover the fascinating parallel between the human body’s newly recognized interstitium and global groundwater systems, and why protecting groundwater-surface water exchange is vital for the