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    a drought since the 1980s and has gotten worse over time, when farmers and city people are fighting over a bill that says to regulate water, but farmers don’t want that .We will know next year who wins over the bill.My decision is to oppose the groundwater regulation because it’s your property; you own the land, so why take away a right of yours as an American citizen?. .Officials say at least 1,300 people have lost their water in and around East Porterville”.:additionally there are…

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    Origin Of Water

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    whether it falls from the sky or pumped from the ground. It studies the idea of water being used wastefully is the past decades. The first thing that will discuss is the origin of water and how it began, which will then lead to comparing resources of groundwater and surface water. Finally ending with a discussion about fresh water, on the ground and atmosphere. In the article, the author starts by explaining the beginning of water and its origins. Water has been in an endless circulation for…

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    My set of mind on this matter of is a positive point of view because I can say i helped my community, and I can be useful to it. The water we depend on the most is groundwater. Almost 50% of the United States depends on groundwater. Drinking contaminated groundwater can have serious health effects. Diseases such as hepatitis and dysentery may be caused by contamination from septic tank waste. When me and my fellow peers were at the preserve trimming the trail there…

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    The article, Aging Aquifers by Valerie King states the importance of dating groundwater. King begins by stating dating aquifers can predict 50 years down the road. It is important to date groundwater to know the accessibility of water for future use. Dennehy states, “In very old groundwater, when you’re extracting water you should realize that water took a long time to get into that location, so it would take a long time to replace that water” (King 11). Dating aquifers is done by testing the…

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    Increased national concern has been raised over the depletion of America’s groundwater supply in recent years. Trends such as an increasing population as well as severe droughts have contributed to the development of what is a coming water crisis in the United States. With water being pumped out of the ground for consumption faster than it can be replenished, the Southwestern region of the United States, especially, are on the verge of running out of usable fresh water. The unsustainability of…

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    Case Study: Al-Tuwaitha

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    Chapter Four 4-1Study Area 4-1-1Location Al-Tuwaitha (Nuclear Research Center ) is located about several kilometers south of the southern edge of Baghdad and within the Baghdad Governorate , between 44 27E and 44 35 E Longitude and 33 10 N and 33 15 N Latitude, and covers 1.2 square km. Aand the Tigris River passes near it fig (4-1). Lland use within 10 km of Al-Tuwaitha is predominately agricultural with scattered houses and villages in the outlying areas. No oil fields or…

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    economy 2. Environmentalists have made arguments that fracking is not a clean process because the actual process of fracking involved uses a large volume of water along with sand and chemicals 3. A result of this process is contamination of groundwater; this is raising concerns for many environmentalists and the Environmental Protection Agency because it is harmful for public health3. I believe that fracking should be continued because it is beneficially to the economy, and that there is…

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    Colorado River Case Study

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    (the Groundwater), (the local steams and reservoirs). State water project: The project begins at Oroville Dam on the Feather River and ends at Lake Perris near Riverside The Colorado River: The 1,440-mile-long Colorado River passes through parts of seven states, several Indian reservations and the Republic of Mexico, California is entitled to 4.4 million acre-feet of water annually from river. The Groundwater: About 30 percent of California’s total annual water supply comes from groundwater in…

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    Although reduced water usage, many rely upon groundwater and it often increases during drought because more water is pulled the the sources. Because of the hustle to get water from the underground this causes groundwater pumping to meet all the water demands.The demands that are lacked because of water shortage, lack of rainfall. Nearly all surface water such as small and large streams, lakes which intact with groundwater which can be managed if we run out of water. We have many struggles…

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    impacted by wastewater reuse in HMU 3 near the well. MW-2 and 4 are located within the reuse site. MW-4 is located along a delivery ditch within HMU 3 and MW- 2 is located within a field within HMU 2. According to previous reports, the soil and groundwater in the vicinity of MW-2 was likely impacted by legacy whey disposal and wastewater overloading that occurred in the 1980s. MW-1 and 9 are located west of the Rachel Drain, in the vicinity of a former HMU. MW-1 is adjacent to the location of…

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