Europe has a long coastline along which many human activities are concentrated. Coastal
aquifer development is often intensive and subject to salinity problems as a result of …

In the Mediterranean area, the high water demand frequently leads to an excessive
exploitation of the water resource, which involves a qualitative degradation of the …

Coastal karst aquifers are common in the Mediterranean basin. With their significant
potential storage capacity, they are an attractive groundwater resource in areas where the …

The growing groundwater withdrawal rates in coastal aquifers in arid/semi-arid regions
exacerbate seawater intrusion and saltwater upconing by causing groundwater salinization …

The degradation of groundwater (GW) quality due to seawater intrusion (SWI) is a major
water security issue in water-scarce regions. This study aims to delineate the impact of SWI …

The intrusion of seawater (SWI) into coastal aquifers is a major concern worldwide, affecting
the quantity and quality of groundwater resources. The region of Saudi Arabia that lies along …

Groundwater is a vital resource for communities in arid regions, such as Saudi Arabia,
where seawater intrusion poses a significant threat. To determine groundwater quality with …

Coastal areas are characterized by considerable demographic pressure that generally leads
to groundwater overexploitation. In the Mediterranean region, this situation is exacerbated …

The population concentration in coastal areas and the increase of groundwater discharge in
combination with the peculiarities of karstic coastal aquifers constitute a huge worldwide …

In literature, the parameters of salinity tolerance of the main cultivated species are known,
but are missing for many minor species such as wild rocket, whose cultivation in many areas …