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Climate change can alter the demand for water, with demands increasing during dry, warm periods and decreasing during cool, wet periods. Climate change may impact a municipality’s ability to provide water to existing customers and their planning for the future. New sources of water may be required, and the evaluation of these new sources should consider potential climate change. Land use activities exert pressure on water resources. To anticipate this change in climate and land use activities and to assess its i...

The phreatic groundwater from the Ialomita – Buzau river basin are quartered in the sedimentary formations of Quaternary age, starting with the ones of the lower Pleistocene and finishing with the Holocene and recent ones. The most important phreatic aquifer layers, from the point of view of the water resources quartered in permeable and raw formations (gravels, blocks, raw and average sands), are spread in the Buzau dry delta area, in the divagation plain between Buzău and Călmăţui and in the alluvial plain...