@book{ _environmental_2001-2,
  edition = {{IHP}-V ( Te},
  title = {Environmental isotopes in the hydrological cycle Volume {IV} Groundwater},
  shorttitle = {Environmental isotopes in the hydrological cycle Volume {IV} Groundwater},
  url = {http://www.hydrology.nl/images/docs/ihp/Mook_IV.pdf},
  abstract = {This volume starts with a brief discussion of the characteristics and behaviour of groundwater as a medium of mass transport for gases, dissolved constituents and colloids. The geohydraulic aspects of groundwater flow under steady-state conditions are described in combination with an explanation of the most important terms related to isotope hydrology (e.g. transit time, turn-over time, mean residence time, water age). Non-steady state flow conditions caused by palaeoclimatic variations and anthropogenic activities such as overexploitation or groundwater mining seriously affect the interpretation of isotope hydrological data. Also water-rock interactions may modify the isotope composition of a carbonate rock environment, especially in high-temperature systems.},
  publisher = {International Atomic Energy Agency},
  year = {2001}
}

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