Snowfall may have different stable isotopic compositions compared with rainfall, allowing its
contribution to potentially be tracked through the hydrological cycle. This review summarizes …

Groundwater is a vital source of freshwater, serving ecological, environmental, and societal
needs. In regions with springs as a predominant source, such as the Northern Apennines …

Nowadays, the balance between incoming precipitation and stream or spring discharge is a
challenging aspect in many scientific disciplines related to water management. In this …

Several prior studies investigated the use of stable isotopes of water in hydrogeological
applications, most on a local scale and often involving the isotopic gradient (evaluated by …

Landslides of the lateral spreading type, involving brittle geological units overlying ductile
terrains, are a common occurrence in the sandstone and limestone plateaux of the northern …

Mountainous zones are often characterized by complex orography and contacts between
different aquifers that usually complicate the use of isotope hydrology techniques. The …

Groundwater-level rise plays an important role in the activation or reactivation of deep-
seated landslides and so hydromechanical studies require a good knowledge of …

Groundwater in the Klela basin in Mali, a subbasin of the Bani basin (one of the main
tributaries of the Niger River), is required for domestic use, irrigation and livestock …

Due to climate change and human activities over the last fifty years, the spring flow volume
of karst groundwater has sharply diminished in China. Climate change is one of the critical …

The recharge settings of aquifers (as those of the carbonate ridges in central Apennines) is
strongly dependent on hydrogeological and geo-structural complexity; in fact, geochemical …