Groundwater dependent ecosystems (GDE) are increasingly recognized as critical
components of sustainable groundwater management, but are threatened by multiple …

Untreated and minimally treated wastewater discharged into the environment have the
potential to adversely affect groundwater dependent ecosystems and nearshore marine …

Marine macroalgae are important indicators of healthy nearshore groundwater dependent
ecosystems (GDEs), which are emergent global conservation priorities. Submarine …

The geologically complex western aquifers of Hawai 'i Island serve as the primary reservoir
of fresh potable water for residents, yet the area's hydrogeologic characteristics are still not …

The rate of attendance to sanitary sewage services is low in rural communities, representing
precarious sanitation conditions with dumping in rudimentary cesspools or in the open …

Resource-constrained island populations have thrived in Hawai'i for over a millennium, but
now face aggressive new challenges to fundamental resources, including the security and …

The deep transboundary aquifer of regional scale along the Czech Republic–Austria border
in Central Europe serves as a thermal-mineral water resource for balneotherapy and plays …

Modeling groundwater is an effective method for predicting the hydrological characteristics
of an aquifer and estimating the influence of pollution transport in groundwater. The …

Groundwater, sourced from precipitation, is the main source of drinking water in the State of
Hawaiʻi. Understanding Hawaiʻi's groundwater system is critical to understanding future …

Groundwater is a freshwater resource that is essential for human existence and supports
coastal ecosystems. In Hawai 'i, groundwater provides nearly all domestic water demands …