Geography, asked by harikabandari, 1 year ago

what are advantages and disadvantages of distracting under ground water.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by Anonymous
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When we extract the gorundwater we get pure water because when the rail falls,it gets collected over non-porous rocks and we extract groundwater form there only.So we get pure water from extracting groundwater.But when we extract too much water from ground it leads to overextraction and as a result it leads to lowering of water table and contamination of groundwater.
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