Seawater intrusion processes, investigation and management: Recent advances and future challenges¶
Werner. (2013). Seawater intrusion processes, investigation and management: Recent advances and future challenges: Recent advances and future challenges. Advances in Water Resources.
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Domain-specific¶
- Salinization
- Coastal aquifer salinization from over-pumping (Gaza, Florida, the Mekong delta, Java) requires either injection barriers or demand reduction, since the saline intrusion front advances faster than it retreats once pumping stops.
This sourceReview of seawater-intrusion management reporting that the first response is to regulate pumping and, where that fails, to deploy enhanced recharge or physical subsurface barriers.
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“Efforts to address incidences of SI usually involve, in the first instance, attempts to regulate groundwater pumping”
- Coastal aquifer salinization from over-pumping (Gaza, Florida, the Mekong delta, Java) requires either injection barriers or demand reduction, since the saline intrusion front advances faster than it retreats once pumping stops.
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