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Can we measure groundwater and what can we learn from it?

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Can we measure groundwater and what can we learn from it?
« on: 13/04/2011 15:30:02 »
To investigate the impact of geology on the spread of pollution, scientists in Oxford are studying how water travels underground across a flood plain.  But at this time of year, the research involves getting wet, cold and muddy, as Richard Hollingham discovered….
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