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Mireya

6 April, 07:27

Which outcome would you expect when water is removed from an aquifer faster than it is replaced on a regular basis?

O A. increasing occurrences of drought

OB. reduced fish populations within the aquifer

OC. pollution of water within the aquifer

D. increased reliable surface runoff

E. subsidence of land above the aquifer

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