Debra Perrone
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Recent Articles
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Jasechko S, Seybold H, Perrone D, Fan Y, Shamsudduha M, Taylor R, et al.
Nature
. 2024 Jan;
625(7996):715-721.
PMID: 38267682
Groundwater resources are vital to ecosystems and livelihoods. Excessive groundwater withdrawals can cause groundwater levels to decline, resulting in seawater intrusion, land subsidence, streamflow depletion and wells running dry. However,...
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Perrone D, Rohde M, Hammond Wagner C, Anderson R, Arthur S, Atume N, et al.
Nat Commun
. 2023 Jun;
14(1):3793.
PMID: 37369674
Natural resources policies that promote sustainable management are critical for protecting diverse stakeholders against depletion. Although integrating diverse stakeholders into these policies has been theorized to improve protection, empirical evidence...
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GebreEgziabher M, Jasechko S, Perrone D
Nat Commun
. 2022 Apr;
13(1):2129.
PMID: 35440593
Most stored groundwater is 'fossil' in its age, having been under the ground for more than ~12 thousand years. Mapping where wells tap fossil aquifers is relevant for water quality...
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Jasechko S, Perrone D
Science
. 2021 Apr;
372(6540):418-421.
PMID: 33888642
Groundwater wells supply water to billions of people, but they can run dry when water tables decline. Here, we analyzed construction records for ~39 million globally distributed wells. We show...
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Jasechko S, Seybold H, Perrone D, Fan Y, Kirchner J
Nature
. 2021 Mar;
591(7850):391-395.
PMID: 33731949
Most rivers exchange water with surrounding aquifers. Where groundwater levels lie below nearby streams, streamwater can infiltrate through the streambed, reducing streamflow and recharging the aquifer. These 'losing' streams have...
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Kang M, Perrone D, Wang Z, Jasechko S, Rohde M
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A
. 2020 Dec;
117(51):32302-32307.
PMID: 33298568
The depth at which groundwaters transition from fresh to more saline-the "base of fresh water"-is frequently used to determine the stringency and types of measures put in place to manage...
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Jasechko S, Perrone D, Seybold H, Fan Y, Kirchner J
Nat Commun
. 2020 Jun;
11(1):3229.
PMID: 32591535
Seawater intrusion into coastal aquifers can increase groundwater salinity beyond potable levels, endangering access to freshwater for millions of people. Seawater intrusion is particularly likely where water tables lie below...
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Gleeson T, Villholth K, Taylor R, Perrone D, Hyndman D
Nature
. 2019 Dec;
576(7786):213.
PMID: 31822829
No abstract available.
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Womble P, Perrone D, Jasechko S, Nelson R, Szeptycki L, Anderson R, et al.
Science
. 2018 Aug;
361(6401):453-455.
PMID: 30072527
No abstract available.
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Jasechko S, Perrone D
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A
. 2017 Nov;
114(50):13138-13143.
PMID: 29180405
Hydraulic fracturing operations are generating considerable discussion about their potential to contaminate aquifers tapped by domestic groundwater wells. Groundwater wells located closer to hydraulically fractured wells are more likely to...