 Offshore freshened groundwater

Offshore freshened groundwater refers to freshwater that has been trapped in geological formations beneath the seabed or along continental shelves, typically in areas where freshwater aquifers are present. This freshwater can originate from coastal aquifers, where the groundwater is less dense than seawater and tends to float above the saline water. As a result, offshore freshened groundwater can form an interesting hydrogeological phenomenon.