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In 2010, Texas researchers injected dyes into 6 caves to map the Edwards Aquifer; groundwater crossed faults at up to 5,300 metres per day, revealing rapid flow paths

US News: A groundbreaking study from Texas reveals that groundwater in the Edwards Aquifer moves astonishingly fast, raising concerns about pollution risks. Researchers injected fluorescent dye into caves and monitored its movement, uncovering links between different aquifers and potential contamination pathways. This vital information is crucial for protecting drinking water supplies in the region.

Thursday, October 15, 2026

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