Is groundwater exhaustible or inexhaustible natural resource?
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groundwater is inaccessible natural resources but by the uses of some human population debuted many buildings which are pucca house by which are the search drop down under the ground water and not recover so it becomes exhaustible in nature
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Ground water is inexhaustible. Once the ground water is pumped out using motors/Wells and used by man kind, these resources are replenished by rain water or water melted from snow.
However, since these days the percentage of rainfall has become lower than the water that we are using from ground water, only 6% of ground water is getting replenished and serving the mankind needs.
To save the natural these resources, every citizen of the country should implant rainwater harvesting in their houses and reduce the over usage of them.
However, since these days the percentage of rainfall has become lower than the water that we are using from ground water, only 6% of ground water is getting replenished and serving the mankind needs.
To save the natural these resources, every citizen of the country should implant rainwater harvesting in their houses and reduce the over usage of them.
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