Safe and just Earth system boundaries (ESBs) for surface water and groundwater (blue
water) have been defined for sustainable water management in the Anthropocene. Here we …

Around 40% of the world's population depends on coastal aquifers for freshwater supply but
natural and anthropogenic drivers threaten groundwater availability. Of these drivers …

As a critical component of sustainable water management, groundwater level prediction
plays a vital role in mitigating droughts and ensuring adequate water supply. For decades …

The increase in storm surge events caused by climate change exacerbates adverse effects
on seawater inundation in coastal areas. An accurate description of the water level curve is …

There is increasing concern about groundwater scarcity, environmental problems, and its
socio-economic consequences. Therefore, questions have been raised about new …

Subsurface dams have been applied as an effective countermeasure against saltwater
intrusion in coastal aquifers. However, part of the saltwater wedge (“residual saltwater”) may …

Estuaries and coastal areas worldwide are rapidly changing, especially those adjacent to
urban centers. Physical and ecological stresses are exacerbated by climate change (CC) …

The coastal geoenvironment initiates saline water intrusion into the freshwater aquifers,
producing a geohydraulic problem. Such intrusion not only contaminates the fresh …

Groundwater flow modelling is critical for managing groundwater resources, particularly
amid climate change and rising water demand. This narrative review examines the role of …

Rapid urbanization and population growth driven by global tourism in cities such as Cancun,
Playa del Carmen, Tulum, and Puerto Morelos, in Quintana Roo, are major stressors in the …