what effect can deforestation have on groundwater? give reason.
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Deforestation leads to the depletion of water table. The trees help in prevention of running of water by allowing the soil to absorb the flowing water. This water percolates down and groundwater level rises. However, when trees are cut, water runs off quickly as soil is unable to absorb the flowing water.....
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The study clearly shows that deforestation can lead to decrease groundwater recharge, and consequently, decrease in low flow which is important for ecosystem sustainability in especially drought periods are characteristic of Mediterranean region in the watershed.
Increase in pollution. Soil erosion. Loss of habitat of wild animals. Shortage of food and forest produce.
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