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Carlos Bautista-Capetillo, Georgia Aralú González Pérez, Hiram Badillo Almaraz and Aldo López Valle
Civilizations have been able to bloom because of the way they have been historically associated with water resources, especially in seeking strategies to ensure a supply to diverse sectors that require them. Thus, challenges in satisfying water demand ar...
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Raúl Ulices Silva-Ávalos, Hugo Enrique Júnez-Ferreira, Julián González-Trinidad and Carlos Bautista-Capetillo
In Mexico, agriculture in semi-arid regions is highly dependent on groundwater resources, where most of the aquifers? characterization is a pending task. In particular, the depth to the basement is unknown for most of the Mexican territory. Hence, the de...
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Pedro Rodríguez-Juárez, Hugo E. Júnez-Ferreira, Julián González Trinidad, Manuel Zavala, Susana Burnes-Rudecino and Carlos Bautista-Capetillo
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Julián González-Trinidad, Anuard Pacheco-Guerrero, Hugo Júnez-Ferreira, Carlos Bautista-Capetillo and Arturo Hernández-Antonio
Environmental isotope tracers have been a useful tool in providing new insights into hydrologic processes. In Mexico, there have been several studies reporting different values for
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Carlos Bautista-Capetillo, Brenda Carrillo, Gonzalo Picazo, Hugo Júnez-Ferreira
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Water has always been an essential development factor for civilizations, but its erratic distribution in space and time has caused severe socio-economic problems throughout human history due to both scarcity and excess. In Mexico, insufficient rainwater ...
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