The source of almost all our drinking, agricultural, and industrial water
in south Georgia, parts of Alabama and South Carolina, and all of Florida.
- Recent posts
- 2013-12-01: Entering the Floridan Aquifer Recharge zone —Kristofer Graham
- 2013-11-06: Aquifer storage meeting in Newton, GA 7 November 2013
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2013-11-04:
Videos: Aquifers, sinkholes, and groundscans —Prof. Don Thieme
- 2013-08-26: Aquifer at max pumping in central Florida
- 2013-08-25: Floridan Aquifer VSU class paper
- 2013-08-01: Entering Floridan Aquifer Recharge Zone
- 2013-01-28: Oil drilling in our aquifer?
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