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IAH wants to encourage more corporate members and sponsors to join us and we are reviewing the benefits and services we provide… IAH has more than 60 years of history based on trust. This is thanks to its 4000+ members, and its supporters and collaborators, who share a mission to... read more...
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As is usual for September, the IAH Secretariat is making last minute plans ahead of congress, fully aware that the organising committee in Croatia is working hard to make this year’s event a success. During congress, as well as various representation from IAH Council, Commissions and Networks and Chapters, Ian... read more...
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Researchers have used poplar trees fortified with a microbe to clean up groundwater contaminated with trichloroethylene, or TCE. Find out more https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/08/170814161955.htm read more...
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We are very sad to announce the sudden death in Exeter, Devon, at the age of 67 of Ian Gale, long time IAH member and founding co-chair of the IAH Commission on Managed Aquifer Recharge. Ian joined the Hydrogeology Group of the British Geological Survey in 1972, first working on... read more...
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A collection of eight articles in Hydrogeology Journal explores the future of groundwater-based agriculture in the Mediterranean from an interdisciplinary perspective. The imminent crisis that many groundwater economies face due to rapid and intense global change may have severe irreversible social, economic and environmental consequences, but could also be the... read more...
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An Iranian judge has sentenced a person illegally exploiting groundwater to conducting a survey on the current trend of using underground water tables. Find out more http://ifpnews.com/exclusive/man-sentenced-research-groundwater/ read more...
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Decades of indiscriminate domestic, agricultural and industrial use of groundwater resources have led to a significant decline in the quality of ground water sources not just in Pampanga but in the whole of Central Luzon. Find out more Read news article read more...
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Rome’s public water fountains are a symbol of the city, and are a welcome source of refreshment for tourists and locals. But many of the capital’s drinking fountains were under threat of being turned off, as severe drought takes hold in Italy. To date 11 of Italy’s 20 regions are... read more...
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The August edition of “News and Information” is now available to download. It features reports from a variety of key meetings, congress and event updates as well as our latest initiatives and calls to action. Find out more IAH August News and Information magazine Copy and advertising information read more...
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It may not be something commonly associated with a northern European nation, but Sweden is currently fretting over water shortages in several parts of the country, and there are already visible consequences. Here’s everything you need to know about the situation…. read more...
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