The increasing water shortage caused by climate change, rising water consumption, and uneven distribution of surface runoff necessitates the implementation of effective groundwater management methods in arid regions. For Central Kazakhstan, characterized by a sharply continental climate, a limited river network, and hi...
Groundwater is a vital component of water supply in arid regions, such as West El-Minia Governorate, Egypt, where water scarcity is projected to worsen, with per capita water supply expected to drop below 500 m3 by 2025. In response, Egypt’s One and a Half Million Feddan (≈630,000 hectares) project aims to reclaim the...
This study explores the hydrogeological characteristics of springs in Azerbaijan, focusing on their distribution, water quality, and potential for sustainable use. The country's diverse geological formations, including the Greater Caucasus, Lesser Caucasus, Talish mountain-fold zones, and the Kura-Araz Lowland, signifi...
Groundwater is a vital resource for sustaining agriculture and domestic needs in semi-arid regions such as Madhya Pradesh, India, where limited and irregular surface water supplies increase reliance on aquifers. Overexploitation, coupled with inadequate recharge management, has led to declining groundwater levels, part...
The geoelectric investigation was carried out in Nguru Local Government Area (LGA), Yobe State, within the Chad Basin of Northeastern Nigeria, to evaluate groundwater potential and delineate subsurface lithology. The study area is underlain predominantly by the Chad Formation, comprising unconsolidated to weakly consol...
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