Water
AquaterreX Helping Farmers and Ranchers in New Mexico
The AquaterreX team is currently on site in northern New Mexico locating additional groundwater supplies for farmers. The existing aquifers are being drawn down, which has led many farmers to reduce their planting due to lack of water. As aquifers are depleted and groundwater levels drop, farmers who depend solely on conventional methods may struggle…
Read MoreAdapting to Drought: How Farmers Are Transforming Agriculture and Livestock Management
From California’s Central Valley to the arid plains of Texas, water shortages and drought threaten agriculture, industry, and everyday life. Climate change, population growth, and outdated infrastructure exacerbate the situation, leaving many communities searching for reliable water sources. Traditional methods of water extraction, such as drilling deeper wells or relying on surface reservoirs, are proving…
Read MoreReturn on Investment: The Potential for Transforming Arid Land into Agricultural Powerhouses
(This is part 5 of a 6-part series exploring transforming arid areas with water) In previous blogs, we’ve explored the transformative potential of turning arid and semi-arid land into productive farmland. By using water management techniques, Deep Seated Water resources, and sustainable agricultural practices like permaculture, large swaths of currently unproductive land could be brought…
Read MoreFood Production in Australia and the USA: How Expanding Arable Land Could Transform Global Food Supply
(This is part 4 of a 6-part series exploring transforming arid areas with water) Australia and the United States are two of the world’s major food producers, using their vast agricultural landscapes to feed not only their populations but also contribute to global food supplies. With growing global demand and challenges like climate change affecting…
Read MoreWhat If We Could Bring Water to Arid and Semi-Arid Areas?
(This is part 1 of a 6-part series exploring transforming arid areas with water) Water is the foundation of life, yet it remains elusive in many arid and semi-arid regions. It shapes landscapes, sustains ecosystems, and powers economic development. Yet, vast stretches of our planet, including large parts of Australia, the Western United States, South…
Read MoreUnveiling the Hidden Water Cycles of Earth
Let’s look at the hidden water cycles of Earth. Water is vital for life, yet its presence and movement beneath the Earth’s surface remain one of the great mysteries of science. Recent discoveries have significantly expanded our understanding of the deep hydrogeological systems, from the mantle’s water-rich minerals to the sustainable reservoirs of Deep Seated…
Read MoreCelebrating Water Location Successes: Remarkable Discoveries of Deep Seated Water
In the ongoing quest to locate and harness Deep Seated Water, several groundbreaking successes have emerged, showcasing the transformative potential of advanced water exploration technologies. This blog highlights some of the most notable achievements in uncovering these hidden reservoirs, demonstrating how they are reshaping water security for communities and industries. Drawing insights from AquaterreX’s remarkable…
Read MoreUnlocking Abundant Water Resources in Union County, New Mexico with Deep Seated Water Technologies
In the arid landscapes of Union County, New Mexico, a farming family faced a daunting challenge: dwindling water supplies threatening their agricultural operations. As local water well records showed a steady decline in yields over the last 50 years, they were thrilled that the new water well located by AquaterreX was delivering over 1300 gallons…
Read MoreUnveiling the Mysteries of Deep-Seated Water: AquaterreX’s Journey into Earth’s Hidden Reservoirs
Water, the lifeblood of our planet, has long been a subject of fascination and exploration. While we’re accustomed to the sight of rivers, lakes, and oceans on the Earth’s surface, there’s a hidden realm beneath our feet that holds vast reservoirs of water known as “deep seated water.” In this blog post, we’ll embark on…
Read MorePanama Canal Water Crisis Threatens Global Trade
For over 100 years the Panama Canal has been a vital conduit for global trade, facilitating the passage of ships between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Indeed, 6% of all world trade passes through the canal each year. Yet, insufficient rainfall, coupled with increased demand, has led to a significant decline in water levels, threatening…
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