3. Conclusion
Technological advances in isotope measurement over the last few years [5][6][7] have paved the way for numerous applications of these tools in the water cycle[7][8]. New isotopic tools are increasingly being developed (Li, Cd, Zn... [7]), as are new applications of "classic" tools, in particular the multi-isotopic approach. This multi-tool approach makes it possible to reduce assumptions about system functioning, and thus to better constrain water resource management decisions. However, this...
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