The Fate of Disi Aquifer as Stratigic Groundwater Reserve for Shared Countries (Jordan and Saudi Arabia)

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"The Fate of Disi Aquifer as Stratigic Groundwater Reserve for Shared Countries (Jordan and Saudi Arabia)"
written by Alsharifa Hind Jasem, Maisa'a Shammout, Dheaya AlRousan, Marwan AlRaggad,
published by Journal of Water Resource and Protection, Vol.3 No.10, 2011

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