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Using seismic stations to track groundwater resources

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Researchers used seismic data to test whether atmospheric rivers in 2023 replenished groundwater in the Greater Los Angeles area after two decades of drought.
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Using Seismic Observatories to Track Groundwater Resources

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Using seismic stations to track groundwater resources

Researchers used seismic data to test whether atmospheric rivers in 2023 replenished groundwater in the Greater Los Angeles area after two decades of drought.

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Sciworthy broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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