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GROUNDWATER GLOSSARY: Write each term in the correct place on the groundwater diagram below. groundwater: water that infiltrates into the earth and is stored in usable amounts in the soil and rock below the earth's surface; surface water: water found above the surface of the land, including lake, rivers, streams and ponds. aquifer: an underground layer of rock or soil that is saturated, or soaked through, with usable amounts of water. pollution: substances that contaminate the air, water, or soil and cause harm to human health or the environment. porous: having pores or cavities that can hold substances such as water. recharge: the addition of water to the ground. What possible ways is water added to the ground? Examples: 1.Rainwater precipitation 2. Injection wells discharge: the flow or pumping of water from the ground; the opposite of recharge. What possible ways could water b ground? Hand pumps 2. Hot springs Examples: 1.

GROUNDWATER GLOSSARY: Write each term in the correct place on the groundwater diagram below. groundwater: water that infiltrates into the earth and is stored in usable amounts in the soil and rock below the earth's surface; surface water: water found above the surface of the land, including lake, rivers, streams and ponds. aquifer: an underground layer of rock or soil that is saturated, or soaked through, with usable amounts of water. pollution: substances that contaminate the air, water, or soil and cause harm to human health or the environment. porous: having pores or cavities that can hold substances such as water. recharge: the addition of water to the ground. What possible ways is water added to the ground? Examples: 1.Rainwater precipitation 2. Injection wells discharge: the flow or pumping of water from the ground; the opposite of recharge. What possible ways could water b ground? Hand pumps 2. Hot springs Examples: 1.

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
Publisher:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
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GROUNDWATER GLOSSARY: Write each term in the correct place on the groundwater diagram below. groundwater: water that infiltrates into the earth and is stored in usable amounts in the soil and rock below the earth's surface; surface water: water found above the surface of the land, including lake, rivers, streams and ponds. aquifer: an underground layer of rock or soil that is saturated, or soaked through, with usable amounts of water. pollution: substances that contaminate the air, water, or soil and cause harm to human health or the environment. porous: having pores or cavities that can hold substances such as water. recharge: the addition of water to the ground. What possible ways is water added to the ground? Examples: 1.Rainwater precipitation 2. Injection wells discharge: the flow or pumping of water from the ground; the opposite of recharge. What possible ways could water be “lost" from the ground? Hand pumps 2. Hot springs Examples: 1 3 of 4 v
Transcribed Image Text:GROUNDWATER GLOSSARY: Write each term in the correct place on the groundwater diagram below. groundwater: water that infiltrates into the earth and is stored in usable amounts in the soil and rock below the earth's surface; surface water: water found above the surface of the land, including lake, rivers, streams and ponds. aquifer: an underground layer of rock or soil that is saturated, or soaked through, with usable amounts of water. pollution: substances that contaminate the air, water, or soil and cause harm to human health or the environment. porous: having pores or cavities that can hold substances such as water. recharge: the addition of water to the ground. What possible ways is water added to the ground? Examples: 1.Rainwater precipitation 2. Injection wells discharge: the flow or pumping of water from the ground; the opposite of recharge. What possible ways could water be “lost" from the ground? Hand pumps 2. Hot springs Examples: 1 3 of 4 v
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