Water supplies for household use and irrigated agriculture rely on groundwater wells. When
wells are drilled into a highly pressurized aquifer, groundwater may flow up the well and …

Climate, groundwater extraction, and surface water flows have complex nonlinear
relationships with groundwater level in agricultural regions. To better understand the relative …

Water is essential for wetland function and sustaining migratory networks for wetland wildlife
across broad landscapes. Groundwater declines and surface flow reductions that impact …

GRACE satellite data are widely used to estimate groundwater storage (GWS) changes in
aquifers globally; however, comparisons with GW monitoring and modeling data are limited …

Agricultural water demand, groundwater extraction, surface water delivery and climate have
complex nonlinear relationships with groundwater storage in agricultural regions. As an …

Deep groundwater is an important source of drinking water, and can be preferable to
shallower groundwaters where they are polluted by surface-borne contaminants. Surface …

Groundwater constitutes a critical component of our water resources. Widespread
groundwater level declines have occurred in the USA over recent decades, including in …

The High Plains, Mississippi Embayment, and Central Valley aquifer systems within the
United States are currently being overexploited for irrigation water supplies. The …

Groundwater depletion is causing wells to run dry, affecting food production and domestic
water access. Drilling deeper wells may stave off the drying up of wells—for those who can …

Groundwater will play an important role in society's adaptation to climate variability and
change. Therefore, it is particularly important to understand teleconnections in groundwater …