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The American Ground Water Trust (AGWT) Annual New Mexico Groundwater Conference will be held in Albuquerque, New Mexico on July 22-23, 2019, with assistance from the New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources. The conference theme is “When the Real Work Begins: Taking Water Planning from Design to Implementation.”

Neil Blandford, P.G., Principal Hydrologist, will moderate a session on “Groundwater Use and Quality Issues in the Permian Basin – A Water Planner’s Nightmare, and he will present a case study on the “Nexus Between Saltwater Disposal and Groundwater Supply” on July 22nd. Also meet DBS&A Founder and Principal Hydrologist, Daniel B. Stephens, Ph.D., P.G.

Hacer clic aquí to learn more about the event topics, which will discuss:

• Factoring in water availability to planning prediction for population growth and economic development
• Using sound science for quantifying the resource potential and assessing future hydrologic conditions
• Examining the feasibility of developing water supply engineering solutions and conjunctive use strategies
• Assessing possible legislative changes to regulatory authority and water management jurisdiction
• Reviewing how water rights and groundwater ownership may constrain planning options

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