The National Institute of Oceanography and Applied Geophysics – OGS, a partner in the Project RESources in Coastal groundwater Under hydroclimatic Extremes (RESCUE), funded by Water 4 All and co-funded by the European Union, will feature at the 9th DFBC (Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage) Sustainability Talk at the

On Monday 23 March, UNESCO World Water Day was marked in Trieste by a public event dedicated to a precious yet little-known resource: the freshwater reserves hidden beneath the seabed. The stakeholder meeting, organized by  National Institute of Oceanography and Applied Geophysics – OGS , the  University of Trieste (UNITS), and the

‘The Invisible Reserve: Fresh Water Under the Sea’ promises to be a dynamic stakeholder event open to the public, showcasing and discussing the themes raised by the Project RESources in Coastal groundwater Under hydroclimatic Extremes (RESCUE), funded by Water 4 All and co-funded by the European Union. The event, organised in collaboration with the Autonomous Region of

The European Consortium for Ocean Research Drilling (ECORD) has issued a press release following the conclusion of its onshore sampling phase of sediment cores retrieved from deep below the sea floor during the IODP³-NSF Expedition 501 off the New England coast last year, an international scientific expedition previously reported on

Offshore freshened groundwater (OFG) is a precious water resource stored in sub-seafloor sediments and rocks, today seen as an essential potential source as the demand for water increases and hydroclimatic extremes cause more intense periods of water shortage. However, there are important knowledge gaps around the OFG, where its distribution

The seminal project RESources in Coastal groundwater Under hydroclimatic Extremes (RESCUE), funded by Water 4 All and co-funded by the European Union, stepped into the world of the researcher Corinna Guerra last week, who is based at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice. RESCUE aims to connect the actors working within

On 2 December, 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, participated in a highly successful side-event co-organised with the OFF-SOURCE COST Action at the XIX World Water Congress in Marrakech, Morocco. Hosted by the International Water Research Association (IWRA) and

Once again, 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 4 All and co-funded by the European Union, has featured in Italian regional media. The regional daily economic newspaper of Southern Italy, Il Denaro, published

The daily newspaper of Bologna, il Resto del Carlino, one of the oldest and widely circulated in Italy, made drilling for offshore freshened groundwater (OFG) the hot topic of discussion in its Chronicle section this month. Angelo Camerlenghi, Research Director at the National Institute of Oceanography and Applied Geophysics –

RESources in Coastal groundwater Under hydroclimatic Extremes (RESCUE), a groundbreaking project funded by Water 4 All and co-funded by the European Union, was a highlight for the stand of the National Institute of Oceanography and Applied Geophysics – OGS at the Trieste Next scientific research festival in the city, which