Nonrenewable Groundwater Management Fundación Marcelino Botín Side Event – 5 th World Water Forum Istanbul, Turkey, 20 March 2009 Michael E. Campana

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Nonrenewable Groundwater Management Fundación Marcelino Botín Side Event – 5 th World Water Forum Istanbul, Turkey, 20 March 2009 Michael E. Campana Director, Institute for Water and Watersheds Professor of Geosciences Oregon State University, USA and National Ground Water Association ( American Water Resources Association ( ICIWaRM – International Center for Integrated WaRM

Limited replenishment (recharge) Limited replenishment, large storage Replenished, but over long time scales Water is being mined (extraction > recharge) ‘Decoupled’ from hydrological cycle What Is Nonrenewable Groundwater?

“Nonrenewable groundwater is like pornography. I can’t define it, but I know it when I see it.” M. Campana (apologies to former US Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart) What Is Nonrenewable Groundwater? A Proposed ‘Definition’

In some USA states, NR GW often falls outside the realm of ‘renewable’ groundwater and eludes regulation. Case in point: state of New Mexico, where non-potable groundwater deeper than 800 m that is isolated from drinking water aquifers cannot be regulated by state water officials. Developers want this water, which will have to be desalted. One estimate: 18,500 km 3 ! Rush to pump this water (>370 MCM/year) before New Mexico decides to regulate it. Chaos? (Non) Management of Nonrenewable Groundwater – New Mexico USA

“…government-mandated unitization of groundwater … is a solution to excessive access and drawdown … a single “unit operator” extracts from and develops the reservoir. All other parties share in the net returns as share holders.” – Gary Libecap (2005) TheProblemOfWater.pdf Management of Nonrenewable Groundwater: New Paradigm? Unitization

The unitization concept, borrowed from the reservoir (petroleum) engineering field, is currently being developed by Todd Jarvis and Gary Libecap for groundwater resources. Stay tuned! Management of Nonrenewable Groundwater Unitization - More

NGWA-OSU-UNESCO-World Bank First International Conference on Nonrenewable Ground Water Portland, Oregon, USA October 2008 Summary available at: nonrenewable_gw_conference_report_oct2008. pdf Very successful! Plans for 2 nd Conference in 2010 or 2011

Visit WaterWired blog and search on ‘nonrenewable groundwater’ or ‘desalination’ (NM case): aquadoc.typepad.com/waterwired This presentation will be posted on WaterWired blog UNESCO Publication, Series on Groundwater No. 10 (2006), edited by S. Foster and D. Loucks (see NR GW conference report for citation and URL) World Bank Briefing Note No. 11 (2003), by S. Foster et al. (see NR GW conference report for citation and URL) More Information