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Abstract
Land cover (LC) transformation increasingly threatens Europe's groundwater systems by altering interactions between land and water. It is essential to evaluate the impact of LC changes to pinpoint vulnerable groundwater resource hotspots that need effective water management strategies. Safeguarded Zones (SZs) have long been a tool for protecting groundwater across Europe. However, we still do not fully understand the extent to which these areas can sustain or naturally replenish aquifers. In this study, we identify hotspots for GWR across Europe and investigate the hydro-climatic conditions under which GWR is most sensitive to LC change. We developed different LC scenarios and used Budyko framework to estimate GWR with a spatial resolution of 100 × 100 m across Europe.
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