👉 Aqueoglacial is a geological formation characterized by high concentrations of dissolved organic matter and minerals, which are often associated with glacial ice. This type of glacial meltwater deposits can form the base for aquifers that store water in the ground, providing groundwater resources to communities downstream. The term "aqueoglacial" refers to a specific type of aquifer, which is characterized by its high concentration of dissolved organic matter and minerals, making it an important resource for agriculture, hydropower,
