Evaluation of The Chemical Characteristics with Time in Marine Wells in Kuwait

: Nabkha is a geomorphology phenomenon that represents accumulations of sand by the wind around the plant and spread in the north of Kuwait Bay and in the coastal part of the Sabah Al-Ahmad Natural Resort in Jal -alzour. Nabkha is the largest coastal plant in Kuwait around Nitraria Retusa has been observed that these plants vary in their ability to grow and live in the Sabkha area. Two wells were drilled on the top of the group of Nabkha, and the second was at the level of Sabkha through a scientific project earlier. these well were monitored and analysed for PH and the total dissolved solids (TDS). The aim of this study was to evaluate the characteristics of acidity and chemical characteristics with the time of water samples in wells. The analysis of two wells, Sabkha and Nabkha, in northern Kuwait Bay were compared with the results of studies that have taken place around the plant in the years from 2005 to 2007. The study concludes there is variation in total dissolved solids in the Nabkha and Sabkha wells due to the nature of the plant (Nitraria retusa), which increases the lens underground to collect the water during the flood and rain seasons to use it during the drought period.