We explored the possibility that an underground pathway,“submarine groundwater
discharge”(SGD), may contribute to the observed coastal contamination from a large …

Direct discharge of groundwater into the coastal zone may be an important material flux
pathway from land to sea in some areas. Until relatively recently, it has been largely ignored …

Radon-222 is very concentrated in groundwater relative to surface waters and thus serves
as an effective groundwater discharge tracer. We observed spikes in radon data from an …

In coastal aquifers, two opposite but complementary processes occur: Seawater intrusion
(SWI), which may salinize heavily exploited aquifers, and Submarine groundwater discharge …

The occurrence of submarine groundwater discharge (SGD) as well as its supply of many
nutrients and metals to coastal seawaters is now generally known. However, previous …

Coastal/estuarine water pollution is becoming an increasingly serious global problem
largely due to input of land-derived contaminants. The resulting degradation of coastal …

A preliminary study shows that the submarine groundwater discharge (SGD) exists around
Taiwan even though groundwater overdrawing on the island is serious. Fifteen of the 20 …

Saltwater intrusion into coastal aquifers is an emerging problem for many cities located
along coastlines as they are dealing with an increase in the population numbers. The Bo …

Abstract Venice Lagoon, Italy, rests on a series of aquifers that are 1,000 m thick.
Measurements of submarine groundwater discharge (SGD) were made in Venice Lagoon …

Submarine springs and seeps deliver an unknown quantity of groundwater to the coastal
ocean, lakes, and rivers. This process has been demonstrated to be ecologically significant …