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  • Hydrogeochemistry
  • Water-rock interactions
  • Hydrological cycle

Background:

  • Hydrogeochemistry has evolved into a credible scientific discipline since 2000.
  • Societal needs include climate change mitigation, clean energy, and water resource protection.
  • Key research areas focus on groundwater arsenic, tracers, reaction kinetics, and geochemical modeling.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To highlight the critical role of hydrogeochemistry in addressing climate change and clean energy challenges.
  • To review recent advancements in hydrogeochemical research and applications.
  • To outline future directions for hydrogeochemistry research.

Main Methods:

  • Analysis of chemical and isotopic processes in the hydrological cycle.
  • Investigating water-rock interactions, including arsenic contamination and mineral-water interfaces.
  • Utilizing isotopic and chemical tracers for groundwater studies.
  • Developing and applying geochemical models.

Main Results:

  • Significant progress in understanding arsenic contamination and groundwater tracers.
  • Advancements in studying reaction kinetics and contaminant transport.
  • Geochemical modeling has become more accessible.
  • Hydrogeochemistry is crucial for CO2 sequestration and critical mineral exploration.

Conclusions:

  • Hydrogeochemistry is essential for achieving net-zero emissions through CO2 storage.
  • The field supports the transition to renewable energy by securing critical minerals.
  • Future research leveraging machine learning and advanced analytical tools will drive innovation.