Noble gases within the crust originate from three main sources: the atmosphere, introduced
into the crust dissolved in groundwater; the mantle, in regions of magmatic activity; and …

The widely distributed thermal springs in India are reviewed from a hydrogeochemical and
isotopic perspective. Based on the geotectonic framework, the thermal springs are classified …

The search for indigenous, renewable, environment-friendly, and sustainable energy
resources has increased globally during the past few decades. Geothermal energy is one …

Rates of chemical and silicate weathering of the Deccan Trap basalts, India, have been
determined through major ion measurements in the headwaters of the Krishna and the …

In many develo** countries the exponentially growing electricity demand can be covered
by using locally available, sustainable low-enthalpy geothermal resources (80-150° C) …

Stringent pollution control regulations and sustainable development goals have renewed
the interest in finding an alternate, renewable, and sustainable energy resource. Geothermal …

The transition of the martian climate from the wet Noachian era to the dry Hesperian (4.1–3.0
Gya) likely resulted in saline surface waters that were rich in sulfur species. Terrestrial …

Abstract The Mars Science Laboratory rover Curiosity found host rocks of basaltic
composition and alteration assemblages containing clay minerals at Yellowknife Bay, Gale …

All the geothermal provinces of India are located in areas with high heat flow and
geothermal gradients. The heat flow and thermal gradient values vary from 75–468 mW/m2 …

Water is the basis of habitability; and formation conditions of hydrous alteration minerals are
key to temperature and chemical conditions of that water. Using new, detailed observations …