News
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New and emerging contaminants like antibiotic resistant genes (ARGs) pose a potential hazard to public safety and water security. One concern is the spread of ARGs through water systems, including groundwater, and an increase in development of antibiotic-resistant super bugs. Find out more https://phys.org/news/2019-10-antibiotic-resistant-genes-prevalent-groundwater.html read more...
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La serie estratégica de AIH está diseñada para informar a los profesionales de otros sectores sobre las interacciones clave con los recursos hídricos subterráneos y la ciencia hidrogeológica, y para guiar a los miembros de AIH en su relación con los sectores relacionados. La serie tiene varios títulos y nuestra... read more...
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We hope you enjoyed congress and it fulfilled your expectations – whether or not you were able to attend. Thank you for your support and kindness during the week, and for sharing photos and comments. As well as passing knowledge to those unable to come, it helped groundwater to receive... read more...
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Notice is given that the 2019 Annual General Meeting of the International Association of Hydrogeologists will be held at the Trade Fairs and Congress Center of Malaga (FYCMA) at 17.00 on 24th September 2019. All members of the Association who have fully paid their subscriptions for the current year are... read more...
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If you were an IAH Council Member, what groundwater/hydrogeology related issues would you most like to raise with colleagues, either within IAH or beyond? We really want to know! We are inviting IAH members around the world to send an article of up to 500 words, the best of which... read more...
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From 23–27 September 2019, UPGro and the British Geological Survey (BGS) are at the IAH 2019 Congress in Malaga, Spain, to announce new content in the Africa Groundwater Atlas, including the release of digital, GIS-enabled national scale hydrogeology maps for 38 African countries. At the IAH Congress we are hosting... read more...
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A diving beetle demonstrating various adaptations to life underground, including depigmentation and evolutionary loss of eyes, was discovered in Portugal. This new to science species is the first known representative of the whole order of beetles to exclusively inhabit the underground waters of Portugal. Find out more https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/01/190108084435.htm read more...
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