Asked by damon
What is a possible long-term consequence of groundwater overdraft?
a.
increased vegetation
b.
unproductive wells
c.
polluted groundwater
d.
higher water tables
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b. unproductive wells
Groundwater overdraft lowers the water table long-term, causing wells to go dry or become uneconomical to pump (and can also cause subsidence and saltwater intrusion).
Groundwater overdraft lowers the water table long-term, causing wells to go dry or become uneconomical to pump (and can also cause subsidence and saltwater intrusion).
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