The 1,600 residents of Grazalema return to their homes 11 days after the saturation of their aquifer
Residents of Grazalema are returning to their homes after an aquifer saturation forced their evacuation.
Grazalema learns to live in the diaspora: 'What is saving the town is the institutions and science'
Grazalema, Spain's rainiest village, has been partially evacuated due to a critical aquifer pressure, highlighting the resilience of its residents and the role of institutions in their response.
The Kanasín landfill will remain closed after the Federal Court ruling
A Federal Court ordered the provisional suspension of the Kanasín landfill due to concerns it poses a risk to the aquifer supplying Mérida.
Native title holders appeal NT's largest groundwater licence in High Court
Native title holders are appealing Australia's largest groundwater licence to the High Court, seeking to protect their cultural rights over the aquifer beneath their lands.
Grazalema, the evacuated town turned into a 'giant sponge' of limestone
Experts believe that water will quickly exit the saturated aquifer in Grazalema, and if collapses occur, they will be localized and not significant in size.
Court halts official omissions and orders suspension of Kanasín landfill due to threat to Merida aquifer
A court has provisionally suspended the Kanasín Municipal Landfill due to its irregular operation posing a direct risk to the aquifer supplying the Merida Metropolitan Area, following years of neglect by authorities.
A team of geologists seeks how to drain the entire subsoil of Grazalema: "Water circulates within the rock"
Geologists in Grazalema are investigating ways to drain the subsoil due to the recent heavy rains causing the aquifer system to collapse, resulting in the evacuation of 1,600 residents.
After the flood, the risk of landslides: The clogging of the aquifer in Grazalema that puts geologists on alert
Following severe flooding in Grazalema, the town faces potential landslides due to unprecedented water accumulation in its underground aquifer, prompting concerns among geologists.
The 'water collapse' grips the overexploited 'Aquifer 23' of La Mancha, one of the largest in Spain
Aquifer 23, located in the provinces of Ciudad Real, Albacete, and Cuenca, is facing a severe 'water collapse' due to overexploitation, impacting the hydrological system of the Alto Guadiana basin.