Groundwater will never dry.
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Answer:
FALSE
Explanation:
NO THIS A FALSE STATEMENT
THERE ARE MANY THEORIES GIVEN BY MANY PEOPLE BUT I BELIVE
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WHEN EACH AND EVERY PART OF EARTH WILL BE CONCERETED THEN
WATER WILL NOT BE ABLE TO ENTER THE GROUND
THEN AFTER SOME YEARS GROUND WATER WILL BE DRY
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Answer:
False
Explanation:
A well is said to have gone dry when water levels drop below a pump intake. This does not mean that a dry well will never have water in it again, as the water level may come back through time as aquifer recharge from precipitation seepage increases and/or pumping of the aquifer is lessened.
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