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COLOMBIA IS ALREADY USING ITS GROUNDWATER. THE REAL QUESTION IS WHETHER WE KNOW HOW TO MANAGE IT
In 2015, Carsucre reported natural recharge of 45 to 75 litres per second for the Morroa aquifer, against withdrawals of 1,000 to 1,200. The question is not whether Colombia has groundwater, but whether we are taking it within the recharge capacity of the system.
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When the well resists, the answer is engineering
Video summary of PES upstream services: engineering, drilling and intervention of complex wells.
Sep 251 min read
Upstream Portfolio: Engineering, drilling, and intervention of complex wells
Full scope of PES upstream services: MPD, underbalanced drilling, UBCTD, and complex well intervention, with projects in Colombia and experience in twelve countries.
Sep 251 min read
How is renewable energy development linked with groundwater
A map of groundwater storage trends for Earth’s 37 largest aquifers using GRACE data shows depletion and replenishment in millimeters of...
Dec 16, 20223 min read
Addressing Groundwater Resilience under Climate Change
Addressing Groundwater Resilience under Climate Change. Currently, climate change has become an undeniable major pressure on the world’s...
Dec 16, 20221 min read
Hydrogeological Factors Affecting the Susceptibility of an Aquifer to Overexploitation
Table below details the impacts of excessive abstraction and which hydrogeological factors determine the susceptibility of different...
Dec 16, 20221 min read
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