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We are pleased to announce that Journal of Groundwater Science and Engineering has changed to the new cover, starting from volume 9, 2021, thanks for your attention!
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Editor-in-ChiefHOU Chun-tang
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Institute of Hydrogeology and Environmental Geology (IHEG), CAGS
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Commission on Hydrogeology, Geological Society of China(GSC-CH)
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