Insecticides and industrial waste wash into streams and then sink into the aquifer, where they may lie unnoticed in the bottom until they mix with some other pollutant.
yes it can
Aquifer Pollution is where pollutants seep into the ground and make it unsutible to use. Pollutants can be garbage water, acid, or sewage. Aquifer Pollution is where pollutants seep into the ground and make it unsutible to use. Pollutants can be garbage water, acid, or sewage.
It is an aquifer.
Infiltration the process of water percolating into the ground which eventually reaches the aquifer. Pollutants which dissolve into the water infiltrate with it and are introduced into the aquifer along with the water its stuff like paint that flows into the ground making it harmful to us.
They can. One of the most common types of aquifer pollution is caused by saltwater intrusion as freshwater is extracted.
There are "fine sandy gravel aquifers" everywhere and some of them may be polluted, but your question is too vague. You must at least state an area that you are talking about.
Two different forms of global pollution that describe how each may harm the local environment are:Air Pollution: Photochemical smog is bad to breathWater Pollution: Beaches collect trash and other unidentified Items. This trash can impact animal life
A cave is a void (hole) in the ground. An aquifer is a region of water-permeable rock that holds groundwater; it may (or may not) contain caves.
James C. Currens has written: 'Flooding of the Sinking Creek karst area in Jessamine and Woodford counties, Kentucky' -- subject(s): Floods 'Mass flux of agricultural nonpoint-source pollutants in a conduit-flow-dominated karst aquifer, Logan County, Kentucky' -- subject(s): Agricultural pollution, Groundwater, Karst Hydrology, Nonpoint source pollution, Pollution 'Characterization and quantification of nonpoint source pollution in a conduit-flow dominated karst aquifer underlying an extensive use agricultural region--phase III' -- subject(s): Agricultural pollution, Groundwater, Karst Hydrology, Nonpoint source pollution, Pollution
Mark William Burston has written: 'The hydrogeology and chlorinated hydrocarbon solvent pollution of the Coventry aquifer system'
People obtain water from an aquifer by drilling a well into the ground until it reaches the water-bearing rock layer. A pump is then installed to draw water from the aquifer to the surface. The water is typically treated to ensure it is safe for consumption before being distributed for various uses.
aquifer.