Partners in the Project RESources in Coastal groundwater Under hydroclimatic Extremes (RESCUE), a groundbreaking project funded by Water 4 All and co-funded by the European Union, featured prominently at the General Assembly 2025 of the European Geosciences Union (EGU) in Vienna, which took place from 27 April–2 May 2025. RESCUE aims to build knowledge

Cristina Corradin, who contributes to the project RESources in Coastal groundwater Under hydroclimatic Extremes (RESCUE), funded by Water 4 All and co-funded by the European Union,  successfully defended her PhD thesis last week at the University of Trieste (UNITS), titled ‘Hydrogeological Model of the Venetian-Friulian Plain and North Adriatic: Assessing Onshore Dynamics and Offshore Availability.’ Cristina, whose

The European Consortium for Ocean Research Drilling (ECORD) is the operator of a new scientific drilling initiative, Expedition 501 New England Shelf Hydrogeology, which will be launched on 1 May and last until mid-August this year, off the New England coast in the United States. ECORD is core-member and management

Partners in the Project RESources in Coastal groundwater Under hydroclimatic Extremes (RESCUE), funded by Water 4 All and co-funded by the European Union, have published an article in science magazine, EOS, on groundwater as a sustainable solution to the water crisis.   Claudia Bertoni of University of Trieste (UNITS), and

MARCAN was a 5-year research project that investigated the role of offshore groundwater in the geomorphic evolution of continental margins, and a Starting Grant project supported by the European Research Council. Launched in January 2017, MARCAN was led by Aaron Micallef of the University of Malta and GEOMAR, who is

‘Offshore freshened groundwater: An unconventional water resource in coastal regions?’ is the COST Action which aims at creating a new scientific network that will address if and how offshore freshened groundwater (OFG) can be used as an unconventional source of potable water in coastal regions. Off-Source has now launched a

The Salt Water Intrusion Meeting (SWIM) is a prestigious scientific conference that has been held every two years across different countries since 1968. SWIM is an essential event for scientists and experts dedicated to understanding and addressing the challenges of seawater intrusion and salinization in coastal aquifers around the world. Multidisciplinary collaboration

RESources in Coastal groundwater Under hydroclimatic Extremes (RESCUE), funded by Water 4 All and co-funded by the European Union, extends its congratulations to the Project SecuCoast: Security and Management of Coastal Groundwater Resources and Marine Ecosystem Services, which is comprised of seven partners and is led by the Geological Survey

The seminal project RESources in Coastal groundwater Under hydroclimatic Extremes (RESCUE), funded by Water 4 All and co-funded by the European Union, began in March 2024 with the aim to build knowledge on offshore and deep onshore low salinity aquifers in European coastal areas, to evaluate novel freshwater resources, and

One of Italy’s oldest and most widely read newspapers, Corriere della Sera, has published an article, citing the seminal work initiated by the project, RESources in Coastal groundwater Under hydroclimatic Extremes (RESCUE), funded by Water 4 All and co-funded by the European Union. Written by Amanda Ronzoni, the article ‘l’acqua