Groundwater deposits are under threat of depletion and pollution. What are three appropriate solutions for preserving groundwater for the future and protecting it from contamination? recycling groundwater for reuse moving groundwater aquifers closer to the surface of Earth for easier extraction regulating the amount of groundwater used to water neighborhood lawns overwatering plants and trees so that topsoil does not get eroded away monitoring the chemicals used and released during fossil fuel extraction
Groundwater is the body of water derived from percolation, contained within the soil, sub-soil and underlying rocks above an impermeable layer. The top layer of groundwater is known as the water table and it marks the permanent zone of saturation. Three appropriate ways for preserving groundwater are:
- Recycling groundwater for use -Regulating the amount of groundwater used to water neighbourhood lawns -Monitoring the chemicals used in fossil fuel extraction
