Groundwater levels in Birmingham

Language: English Series: CIRIA News ; (3) 1990, 1Publication details: 1990Subject(s):

Summary: CIRIA has engaged chartered minerals surveyors , Johnson Poole and Bloomer , to investigate the effect of rising groundwater levels in Birmingham now that abstraction rates are lower than natural recharge.

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CIRIA has engaged chartered minerals surveyors , Johnson Poole and Bloomer , to investigate the effect of rising groundwater levels in Birmingham now that abstraction rates are lower than natural recharge.

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