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How did the use of groundwater change from preindustrial times to industrial times?
a.
Groundwater use decreased from preindustrial times to industrial times.
b.
Groundwater use increased from preindustrial times to industrial times.
c.
Groundwater use remained virtually the same from preindustrial to industrial times.
d.
Groundwater was not used during preindustrial times.
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b. Groundwater use increased from preindustrial times to industrial times.
Explanation: Preindustrial societies relied on springs and shallow hand-dug wells for local water needs. With industrialization came population growth, mechanized pumps and drilling, expanded irrigation and industrial water uses, which greatly increased groundwater extraction.
Explanation: Preindustrial societies relied on springs and shallow hand-dug wells for local water needs. With industrialization came population growth, mechanized pumps and drilling, expanded irrigation and industrial water uses, which greatly increased groundwater extraction.
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