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Geochemistry of artificial groundwater recharge into the Kopoasfontein breccia pipe near Calvinia, Karoo
Artificial groundwater recharge has been proposed as an innovative strategy for managing the scarce water supplies of the town of Calvinia, near the edge of the Karoo, South Africa. Surplus runoff water from the town dam or groundwater from boreholes in weathered shale aquifers would be injected int...
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Department of Geological Sciences
2024
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