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Aerial view of coastal salt ponds surrounded by red soil

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[1] High hydraulic conductivity means the substrate, e.g. basalt, allows water to easily flow through it

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[6] Dulai, H., Kleven, A. Ruttenberg, K., Briggs R., Thomas, F.I. 2016. “Evaluation of Submarine Groundwater Discharge as Coastal Nutrient Source and Its Role in Coastal Groundwater Quality and Quantity.” A. Fares (ed.), Emerging Issues in Groundwater Resources, Advances in Water Security, DOI 10.1007/978-3-319-32008-3_8 

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[28] Hawai`i Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Commission. March 22, 2021. “Nature Based Resilience and Adaptation to Climate Change In Hawai`i. A Climate Ready Hawai`i Working Paper.” 

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