Video describes a study in South Dunedin, New Zealand, where rising sea level results in a corresponding groundwater level rise away from the coast, which can result in flooding (groundwater inundation) and other negative effects.

Prof. David Kraemer reviews global challenges for groundwater around the world, including inadequate sanitation, pollution, and ten specific challenges, including in the context of socio-hydrogeology.

This video defines the term water table and provides a field demonstrate how to measure the depth of water in wells.

This video includes interviews with farmers and drillers, who describe first hand how groundwater has become an unsustainable resource and how there is an agricultural crises. Without surface water available for agriculture and aquifer recharge, and given the continued reliance on groundwater pumping, the aquifers are being depleted and desertification is occurring.

This video is introduces to example causes(s) and migration of groundwater contaminant plumes.

Graduate level class in contaminanat hydrogeology.