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Groundwater Week is December 10-12, 2024 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
Congratulations! Your abstract, Adapting Porosity Storage Reservoirs for Energy Storage to Enhance Ground Coupled Heat Pump System Performance, has been accepted for a platform presentation at Groundwater Week. Here are a few details as you plan for your presentation:
Registration: Link to GWW details and registration
Groundwater Week is December 10-12, 2024 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
Smart Sports: Hidden rainwater reservoir under artificial turf cools field by 46F Degrees
NASA River Map – April 2024
Save the Date – SubSurface Water Storage Symposium Feb. 22-23, 2024
Our third Subsurface Water Storage Symposium explores subsurface water storage as a synergistic complement to existing surface water supplies. Please join us in conversations to advance innovative solutions to emerging water supply and environmental challenges. Leaders from academia, government, and industry will explore policy, emergency technologies, and challenges associated with subsurface water storage. During the second day (morning) discussions will focus on demonstrative projects, opportunities, and paths forward.
Attendance is free. Space is limited. Please register at your first convenience.
February 22-23, 2024
CSU Spur Campus: Confluence Theater, Hydro Building
4777 National Western Dr., Denver, Colorado 80216
Join us for this free event at the new CSU Spur Campus. Space is limited so please register at your first convenience because spots will fill up.
Feds Impose Deeper Water Cuts Amid Drought, Overuse
The Colorado River runs out of water after crossing into Mexico on July 6, 2022, in Mexicali, Baja California. The river’s natural path becomes only sand and weeds less than a mile after crossing the border in Mexicali, Mexico. By CONRAD...
Cold Wreaks Havoc on Waterworks
Cold Wreaks havoc on waterworks
Almost Half of Oklahoma is Indian Land
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Food Growers for Underground Water Storage
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Texas Regulators are Relaxing Rules
By CATHY BUSSEWITZ | Tue, May 5, 2020 06:44 EDT NEW YORK (AP) — Texas regulators are relaxing rules about where companies can store oil underground, raising concern among environmentalists about potential groundwater contamination and other dangers. The members of the...