Huge reserves of freshwater lie beneath the ocean floor

Scientists in Australia have reported the discovery of huge freshwater reserves preserved in aquifers under the world's oceans. The water has remained shielded from seawater thanks to the accumulation of a protective layer of sediment and clay. And it’s not a local phenomenon. Such reserves are to be found under continental shelves off Australia, China, North America and South Africa.

Rivers and Streams: Life in Flowing Water

Geomorphic history controls the locations of fresh-water wetlands on barrier islands, Virginia's Atlantic shore

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All About the Ocean

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DRINKING WATER – Dr Rajiv Desai

December, 2013

Let's learn about Earth's secret stash of underground water

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