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Medical Hydrology and Balneology: Environmental Aspects

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Recent contributions of the Geological Survey<br />

of Spain (IGME) in mineral water<br />

Corral MM (1) , Ontiveros C (1) , López-Geta JA (1)<br />

(1) Geological Survey of Spain (IGME), Madrid, Spain<br />

mm.corral@igme.es<br />

The Geological Survey of Spain has developed in recent years some projects<br />

with the goal of obtaining a deeper knowledge about mineral waters of Spain. At a<br />

Regional level it is important to remark those ones that were developed in association<br />

with the spanish regions of Galicia <strong>and</strong> Castilla y León.<br />

Both projects have been the origin of two publications about mineral waters in<br />

those regions, studied in all its complexity: Several mineral waters <strong>and</strong> other ones<br />

with the potential to be declared as so have been identified an analyzed. Some of<br />

them have been evaluated as potentially able to be used by new enterprises (Bottled<br />

mineral water plants <strong>and</strong> balnearys). A central aspect of both publications has been<br />

the definition of hydromineral sub-domains in Galicia <strong>and</strong> Castilla y León, based on<br />

the hydromineral domains defined in Spain during previous projects developed by<br />

the Geological Survey of Spain. Others aspects included have been history <strong>and</strong><br />

legislation about mineral waters in Spain.<br />

Balnea<br />

2012, núm. 6, 226<br />

226<br />

ISBN: 978-84-669-1887-0<br />

978-84-669-3482-4

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