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Management of freshwater lenses on small Pacific islands

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White, Ian
Falkland, Tony

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Verlag-Heinz Heise, GmbH & Co KG

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The nature of shallow aquifers and the impacts of seawater intrusion in small islands within the Pacific Ocean are reviewed. Many Pacific islands rely on shallow fresh groundwater lenses in highly permeable aquifers, underlain and surrounded by seawater,

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Hydrogeology Journal

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2037-12-31