Groundwater – Why it matters Barney Lerner

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York Society of Engineers Lecture

Groundwater keeps our rivers flowing and provides water to most of the world's population and agriculture. But most people hardly know of its  existence, how it got under our feet, where it is going and how vulnerable  it is. Barney will attempt to explain all in 40 minutes! 

Please note, this lecture marks the welcome return of our live talks  in Room P/L/001, Physics/Electronics Building, Campus West,  University of York. 

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