Strontium isotope chemistry, presented here, combined with previously obtained groundwater ion chemistry elucidates the stratigraphy of buried sedimentary rocks of the southern Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico. Whereas in groundwater of the northern Peninsula, ion chemistry is dominated by contact with a saline intrusion, the groundwater of southern Campeche and southern Quintana Roo has high SO4/Cl a...

It is widely recognized that fossil fuel power plants will continue to play an important role in the energy supply for a large number of countries in the decades to come. The implementation of suitable carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies is an essential task to meet the objective of reducing green house gas emissions into the atmosphere and obtaining a sustainable power generation fro...

Israel and the Palestinian Authority share the southern Mediterranean coastal aquifer. Long-term overexploitation in the Gaza Strip has resulted in a decreasing water table, accompanied by the degradation of its water quality. Due to high levels of salinity and nitrate and boron pollution, most of the ground water is inadequate for both domestic and agricultural consumption. The rapid rate of p...

Geological CO2 storage is an emerging topic in energy and environmental community, which is, as a commonly accepted sense, considered the most promising powerful approach to mitigate global carbon emissions during transition net-zero. Of geological media initially cover saline aquifers, oil gas reservoirs, coal beds, potentially basalts, up now only first two choices have been proven be capable...