The Water Supply of Sussex, From Underground Sources

This scientific study examines the geology and hydrology of the Sussex region in England, with a focus on the availability and quality of groundwater as a source of drinking water. Drawing on geological surveys and test drilling data, Clement Reid and William Whitaker provide technical analysis and practical recommendations for water management in the region.

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