Abstract Groundwater resources in Euro-Mediterranean countries provide a large part of the
population's water supply and are affected to varying degrees by anthropogenic use and …

Successful climate adaptation needs to sustain food, water, and energy security in the face
of elevated carbon emissions. Hydroeconomic analysis (HEA) offers considerable potential …

More than ever, there is a need to understand and predict the trajectory of the environment
and human societies in the prism of climate and its evolution in one of the most history-and …

Oases are vulnerable ecosystems that are affected by climate change. Using high-resolution
climate models focusing on northern Africa, we investigate the changes in the agrosystems …

Abstract The Nubian Aquifer System (NAS) is one of the largest known deep aquifers, with
an area of 1.7 Mkm 2 and a maximum depth of 4000 m. It is located in North-East Africa and …

Abstract Study region North of Sahara, Algeria. Study focus The effects of water/rock
interactions and hydrodynamic conditions on the characteristics of groundwater in the …

Groundwater is an essential component of the terrestrial water cycle and a key resource for
supplying water to billions of people and for sustaining domestic and economic (agricultural …

Regional sandstone aquifers in arid areas provide prolific water resources that can meet
human water demands, but their sustainability is at risk where recharge is very low and …

Résumé This study proposes a first conceptual model for the hydrogeological functioning of
the Tindouf Aquifer System (TAS) building upon geomorphological, geological and …

ABSTRACT A new approach is proposed for estimating groundwater recharge and
withdrawals in the North Western Sahara Aquifer System (NWSAS) by inverting 18 years of …