groundwater is replenished slowly
It does, it also causes diseases and if it is polluted to long it will explode from all the gases.
groundwater-10,000 years lakes-50-100 years river- 2-6 months
When groundwater, which is naturally slightly acidic,comes in contact with limestone for a long period of time it creates a cavern by dissolving the rock.
Groundwater pollution impairs the beneficial uses of groundwater for both current and future generations. Typical beneficial uses include municipal and domestic drinking water supply; industrial supply; agricultural supply; and surface water recharge. Groundwater flows spreads pollution away from the source area, further impairing the groundwater basin. Examples: A petroleum storage and distribution operations has leaked gasoline, MTBE, benzene, and other chemicals know to cause cancer into the groundwater supply. The leak went undetected for several years. The plume of chemicals has traveled over a mile. The basin is unfit for drinking water supply and threatens a nearby river. Agriculture has historically over applied fertilizers. Nitrates and salts in the fertilizers are highly mobile and do not degrade over time. The pollutants accumulate in the groundwater, over time concentrations exceed acceptable thresholds established by the US EPA.
as long as there is no writing on it, you can recycle paper. This helps the environment. when you are talking about writing a paper, no. you cannot use the same paper again and again.
As long as you clean it a purify it then yesit is renewable.
Anywhere from days to thousands of years
The residence time for groudwater is 20,000 years
Anywhere from days to thousands of years
Go up to them and apologise for what you did or what happened
yes, but it will take them soo long to grow
Since early industrialization in the 1940's
Pesticides can contaminate groundwater when they are applied to fields and leach through the soil into the groundwater. Rainfall or irrigation can help move the pesticides deeper into the ground where they can reach the groundwater. Once in the groundwater, pesticides can persist for a long time and potentially impact drinking water sources.
Wetlands
Andrew J. Long has written: 'Simulated ground-water flow in the Ogallala and Arikaree aquifers, Rosebud Indian Reservation area, South Dakota' -- subject(s): Aquifers, Groundwater, Groundwater flow, Mathematical models
It all depends on by what and how severely the water is polluted also some fish cleverly swim to unpolluted waters when the water where they are living gets badly polluted and sometimes bigger fish that cannt travel well will dive deeper than usual to get away from the pollution
It will be a like a horror movie!