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EGU General Assembly 2026 - Sessioni proposte dai soci

Congressi ed Eventi - Pubblicato il 04 Novembre 2025

 

Vienna and online, 3 - 8 May 2026

 

Abstract submission deadline is 15 January 2026, at 13:00 CET.

 

All the info regarding the abstract submission, registration and application for financial support are available at link.

 

HS8.2.12 - Approaches for enhancing sustainable water management and solving environmental issues


Convener: Stefania Stevenazzi | Co-conveners: Manuela Lasagna, Jim LaMoreaux, Szilvia Simon, Xiao-Wei Jiang

In a context of societal development and increasing demand for natural resources, human needs and environmental impacts must be considered together in order to sustainably manage these resources, especially with regard to groundwater resources. Therefore, a thorough investigation of groundwater availability that inspires sustainable water consumption and facilitates groundwater management is of high importance. This means considering not only the availability and quality of water resources, but
also ensuring the preservation of related ecosystems. Moreover, the impacts on groundwater resources, ecosystems and societies due to ongoing climate change should also be considered.
The objective of this session is to gather case studies and scientific contributions connected to sustainable management of groundwater and its protection from degradation and deterioration, e.g., due to over-exploitation, competition for water resources, natural or anthropogenic contamination, and climate change. Contributions are invited on, but not limited to, the following subjects: (i) the use of environmental tracers (chemical species and isotopes) for investigating natural processes and
human impacts on water resources, (ii) the assessment of hydrogeological budgets for the evaluation of water availability, and (iii) methods for preventing, managing and mitigating harmful environmental impacts related to groundwater, as well as (iv) identifying major existing challenges and critical issues. Contributions may span from local, to regional, to continental scale studies.
The Regional Groundwater Flow Commission (RGFC) of the International Association of Hydrogeologists (IAH) is sponsoring the session.

Further information about the session: https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU26/session/57082