Securing freshwater resources for a sustainable future
The primary objective of the RESCUE project is to build knowledge of deep-coastal and offshore low salinity aquifers in European coastal areas, to evaluate novel water resources and to help secure a steady supply of water to both population and industry in times of hydroclimatic extremes.
RESCUE aims to address water scarcity in coastal regions by exploring deep, low-salinity aquifers. The project will map these aquifers, assess their sustainability, and develop policies for their use. This will help secure freshwater supplies for consumption, agriculture, and industry, especially during droughts.
Angelo Camerlenghi, Research Director at the National Institute of Oceanography and Applied Geophysics – OGS, and part of the Project team for RESources in Coastal groundwater Under hydroclimatic Extremes (RESCUE), funded by Water
On 20 May, partners within the seminal Project RESources in Coastal groundwater Under hydroclimatic Extremes (RESCUE), funded by Water 4 All and co-funded by the European Union, held a Town Hall Event,
Members of the National Institute of Oceanography and Applied Geophysics – OGS team from RESources in Coastal groundwater Under hydroclimatic Extremes (RESCUE), funded by Water 4 All and co-funded by the European Union,
The National Institute of Oceanography and Applied Geophysics – OGS, a partner in the Project RESources in Coastal groundwater Under hydroclimatic Extremes (RESCUE), funded by
