The Underground Waters of the State of São Paulo - Mara Akie Iritani / Sibele Ezaki

The Underground Waters of the State of São Paulo: A Comprehensive Guide

Discover the hidden wonders of São Paulo's underground water resources with this comprehensive guide.

The state of São Paulo, Brazil, is home to a vast and complex network of underground water resources. These waters are essential for the state's economy, environment, and quality of life. However, they are also under increasing threat from pollution, climate change, and over-extraction.

This book provides a comprehensive overview of the underground waters of the state of São Paulo.

It covers everything from the geology and hydrology of the region to the current state of water resources management. The book also includes detailed information on the various threats to underground water resources and the measures that can be taken to protect them.

This book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the water resources of São Paulo.

It is also a valuable tool for policymakers, water managers, and environmental scientists.

Key Features

• Comprehensive coverage of the underground waters of the state of São Paulo
• Detailed information on the geology, hydrology, and water resources management of the region
• Discussion of the threats to underground water resources and the measures that can be taken to protect them
• Valuable resource for anyone interested in the water resources of São Paulo

Benefits of Reading This Book

• Gain a comprehensive understanding of the underground waters of the state of São Paulo
• Learn about the geology, hydrology, and water resources management of the region
• Discover the threats to underground water resources and the measures that can be taken to protect them
• Make informed decisions about water resources management in São Paulo

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