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" I Two countries begin to characterize the complexity of their respective groundwater resources and find that an aquifer crosses underneath their shared border ( i i.e. I that they share a transboundary aquifer). If the recharge area is located in another "aquifer state" and is not water-bearing, the definition of the transboundary aquifer will not capture the recharge area; the presence of a transboundary aquifer is only determined by a "water-bearing geologic formation." " I Two Aquifer States have identified a transboundary aquifer and have an understanding of the plethora of legal instruments that constitute the emerging international law of transboundary aquifers. [Extracted from the article]

Reviews the book "Paleozoic Salt Bearing Formations of the World," by Michail A. Zharkov.