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- noun Plural form of
aquifer .
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Examples
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Furthermore, the over-exploitation of aquifers is causing the city to sink.
Water Woes 2006
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Furthermore, the over-exploitation of aquifers is causing the city to sink.
Water Woes 2006
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Collections of groundwater are called aquifers, and we draw from aquifers for drinking water and water for use in everything form irrigation to agriculture to manufacturing.
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Collections of groundwater are called aquifers, and we draw from aquifers for drinking water and water for use in everything form irrigation to agriculture to manufacturing.
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"Right now, any drawdown of our aquifers is a concern."
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"Right now, any drawdown of our aquifers is a concern."
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Maybe not that far, but keeping them from drying up as a result of nearby destination resorts pumping water out of their aquifers might be a nice start.
BlueOregon 2009
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"Right now, any drawdown of our aquifers is a concern."
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Maybe not that far, but keeping them from drying up as a result of nearby destination resorts pumping water out of their aquifers might be a nice start.
BlueOregon 2009
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"Right now, any drawdown of our aquifers is a concern."
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