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Drone photograph of research vessel offshore Malta collecting geophysical data to map offshore freshened groundwater systems
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Freshened Groundwater in the Sub-seafloor

by A. Micallef, M. Person, C. Berndt, Claudia Bertoni, A. Haroon, R. Martin-Nagle, T. Müller and E. Trembath-Reichert 11 January 202130 March 2023

Scientists are using a variety of geochemical, geophysical, and numerical methods to study offshore freshened groundwater and better understand its role in the global water cycle.

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Taking the Pulse of the Earth's Surface Systems

by L. Larsen, E. Hajek, K. Maher, C. Paola, D. Merritts, T. Bralower, I. Montañez, S. Wing, N. Snyder, M. Hochella Jr., L. Kump and M. Person 2 December 201525 March 2022

As human activity alters the Earth's surface environment in unprecedented ways, a comprehensive survey campaign is necessary to predict future impacts.

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