Review from previous edition 'The book is well written throughout and has a generally consistent style - which is a credit to the diligence of its editors. A comprehensive reference list always adds much to the academic worth of a publication for use by future workers. In this case it also bears silent testimony to the large number of workers whose contribution to the knowledge of Chalk hydrogeolgoy is demonstrated by the large number of papers they have produced over the past thirty years.'

• List of contributors ; 1. The making of an aquifer ; 2. The formation and diagenesis of chalk ; 3. The chalk as an aquifer ; 4. Modelling groundwater flow and transport in the chalk ; 5. Chalk water and engineering geology ; 6. The chalk aquifer - its vulnerability to pollution ; 7. France ; 8. Belgium ; 9. The Netherlands ; 10. Denmark ; 11. Sweden ; 12. United Kingdom ; 13. The chalk as a hydrocarbon reservoir ; 14. An aquifer at risk

Review from previous edition 'The book is well written throughout and has a generally consistent style - which is a credit to the diligence of its editors. A comprehensive reference list always adds much to the academic worth of a publication for use by future workers. In this case it also bears silent testimony to the large number of workers whose contribution to the knowledge of Chalk hydrogeolgoy is demonstrated by the large number of papers they have produced over the past thirty years.'

• List of contributors ; 1. The making of an aquifer ; 2. The formation and diagenesis of chalk ; 3. The chalk as an aquifer ; 4. Modelling groundwater flow and transport in the chalk ; 5. Chalk water and engineering geology ; 6. The chalk aquifer - its vulnerability to pollution ; 7. France ; 8. Belgium ; 9. The Netherlands ; 10. Denmark ; 11. Sweden ; 12. United Kingdom ; 13. The chalk as a hydrocarbon reservoir ; 14. An aquifer at risk

Review from previous edition 'The book is well written throughout and has a generally consistent style - which is a credit to the diligence of its editors. A comprehensive reference list always adds much to the academic worth of a publication for use by future workers. In this case it also bears silent testimony to the large number of workers whose contribution to the knowledge of Chalk hydrogeolgoy is demonstrated by the large number of papers they have produced over the past thirty years.'

• List of contributors ; 1. The making of an aquifer ; 2. The formation and diagenesis of chalk ; 3. The chalk as an aquifer ; 4. Modelling groundwater flow and transport in the chalk ; 5. Chalk water and engineering geology ; 6. The chalk aquifer - its vulnerability to pollution ; 7. France ; 8. Belgium ; 9. The Netherlands ; 10. Denmark ; 11. Sweden ; 12. United Kingdom ; 13. The chalk as a hydrocarbon reservoir ; 14. An aquifer at risk