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Optimization of floodwater redistribution from Lake Nasser could recharge Egypt's aquifers and mitigate its excessive floods
H. Elhaddad, M. Sultan, et al.
This innovative study explores the opportunity of releasing excess water from Lake Nasser to sustainably recharge the depleted Nubian Sandstone Aquifer System, while reducing evaporative losses. Conducted by a team of experts including Hesham Elhaddad and Mohamed Sultan, the research highlights a potential solution stemming from extreme precipitation events in the Nile River source areas.
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