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Threat to the quality and quantity of groundwater by activities related to the use of land. As some activities (e.g. landfill) present a particular risk of pollution, the closer an activity is to a well or borehole, the greater the risk of the pumped water being polluted. The type of soil, the geology, the rainfall and the amount of water pumped out of the ground must all be taken into consideration. (Source: PORTa)

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Bollinger N 2017. Sustainable use of non-renewable groundwater in northern Namibia. Seminar paper conducted in the lecture African Ecology given by Dr. Philip Greenwood.

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Seminararbeit_Sustainable groundwater use.pdf	3.33 MB

Mapani BS 2005. Groundwater and urbanisation, risks and mitigation: The case for the city of Windhoek, Namibia. Physics and Chemistry of the Earth, Parts A/B/C 30 (11-16) 706-711

Website link:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1474706505000823

Eco Aqua 2010. Reptile Uranium Namibia, Omahola Project. Groundwater Monitoring - Baseline Report.

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Omahola Project_Groundwater Monitoring_Baseline Report.pdf	1.47 MB

Namibian Hydrogeological Association.

Website link:http://www.namhydro.com/

Jennings CMH, Sellschop JPF, Verhagen BTh, Jones MT 1973. Environmental isotopes as an aid to investigation of ground water problems in Botswana. Botswana Notes and Records 5 179-190

Website link:http://www.jstor.org/stable/40979391

Engstrand-Neacsu V 2014. Mission - Saving the Okavango Delta. Waterfront 02-Jul

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Kavango delta story in Stockholm international newsletter.pdf	1.24 MB

Ito M 2005. Changes in the Distribution of the !Nara Plant that affect the life of the Topnaar People in the lower Kuiseb River, Namib Desert. African Study Monographs 30 65-75

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Changes in the Distribution of the Nara Plant that affect the life of the Topnaar People in the lower Kuiseb River_2005.pdf	212.7 KB

Geyh MA, Ploethner D 1994. Groundwater isotope study in the Omaruru River delta aguifer, central Namib desert, Namibia. Application of tracers in Arid Zone Hydrology 232 163-170

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Groundwater isotope study in the Omaruru River_1994.pdf	467.26 KB

Slabbert A 1994. Water Resource Development for Walvis Bay, Assessment of expected impacts of the proposed water resource development options, possible mitigation measures, information requirements and recommendations. 1-127

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Slabbert_Water resource development for Walvis Bay 1994.pdf	27.09 MB