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and recently helped uncover an enormous underground water aquifer in Kenya's driest region. To get the most from all this technology on offer, Terefa Waluwa,
The supply of fresh water to locations experiencing shortages will help take the pressure off aquifers and reservoirs,
slow-moving rock slides and ground subsidence owing to overexploitation of aquifers in Italy and Spain;
Theories include deliquescence, melting subsurface ice or even a liquid-water aquifer that feeds the process.
The other possibility is frozen underground aquifers solid during winter, melting during summer and seeping to the surface.
Once in the subsurface, the material behaves as a colloidal biomatrix binding to the aquifer matrix,
Other possibilities include melting of surface or near-surface ice or discharges of local aquifers."
Could there be an underground Martian aquifer? Researchers note that there is potential for the Curiosity rover to travel to an RSL
and slashed energy prices, there is a risk that toxic compounds in the fracking fluid can get into shallow aquifers via fractures in the bedrock.
But Clarens says fracking fluids could theoretically leak into aquifers, because the wells must be dug through shallow layers where the aquifers lie in order to reach shales. here is great potential for this technology to help improve the integrity of well bores,
says Clarens. think that will go a long way toward improving public perception of fracking
#Live cells stuck together like Velcro could mend broken hearts It not just for shoes.
#Bacterium capable of aquifer decontamination characterized, cultivated for first time in Europe UAB researchers have identified in the Besòs river estuary (Barcelona, Spain) a bacterium of the genus Dehalogenimonas,
which opens the door to their production and application to contaminated aquifers. This bacterial genus was described first not long ago--in 2009--and only two strains had previously been isolated, in chloroalkane-contaminated aquifers in Louisiana
USA. This is the first description of the characterisation and culturing of Dehalogenimonas in Europe, though sequences of its genome have been identified in various locations,
and have shown its capacity to transform some of the chlorinated aliphatic hydrocarbons that are frequently found in aquifers,
and subsequent application in contaminated aquifers, using the strategy of bioaugmentation, which involves adding bacteria with specific catabolic capacities
Furthermore, if you take into account that they grow best in the anoxic conditions of aquifers, and that bioaugmentation is a low-cost, efficient technique, compatible with other remediation techniques,
A serious environmental problem Contamination of aquifers by organochlorine compounds is one of the most serious environmental problems in this country and the rest of Europe.
Once in the aquifers, they can build up for years because of their low biodegradability, posing a threat due to their high toxicity.
Astrologists suggest it may originate from underground water contained in ice or salty aquifers. Another likely theory could be the water condenses into a liquid from Mars'atmosphere.
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