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Groundwater Management

Groundwater exists in an underground stratum of porous rock (aquifer). Groundwater and surface water are closely linked; water pumped onto uplands from a surface source will ultimately enter groundwater. Overexploitation of ground water can lead to saline intrusions and land subsidence. Successfully managing groundwater mainly requires dealing with human needs and perceptions; balancing both the timing and quantity of required water removals.

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Groundwater Data Model

Related Data Models

Freshwater Resource Management

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Andrew Miller

Last Updated

6/22/2008

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