Anthropogenic basin closure and groundwater salinization (ABCSAL)

Volume: 593, Pages: 125787 - 125787
Published: Feb 1, 2021
Abstract
Global food systems rely on irrigated agriculture, and most of these systems in turn depend on fresh sources of groundwater. In this study, we demonstrate that groundwater development, even without overdraft, can transform a fresh, open basin into an evaporation dominated, closed-basin system, such that most of the groundwater, rather than exiting via stream baseflow and lateral subsurface flow, exits predominantly by evapotranspiration from...
Paper Details
Title
Anthropogenic basin closure and groundwater salinization (ABCSAL)
Published Date
Feb 1, 2021
Volume
593
Pages
125787 - 125787
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