Why is ground water important source of water?

Answer 1

Aquifers supply our underground water reserves, from which we harvest a large portion of our drinking water. Further, most underground water is ready for consumption and requires little in the way of purification costs. Also, underground water is often tapped for agricultural uses: for animals and for crop irrigation, although this practice is drawing more and more criticism as our reserves are depleted.

Answer 2

we get soooooooo much of our water from te ground. since we can only use fresh water, it's kind of our main source. less then 1% of the earth's water is actually usable because that little of the water is fresh. and the water in the ground is being contaminated way too much. cleaning contamintated water is extremely hard and expensive to clean. Thay's why it's so important.

Answer 3

Groundwater is recharged from, and eventually flows to, the surface naturally; natural discharge often occurs at springs and seeps, and can form oases or wetlands. Groundwater is also often withdrawn for agricultural, municipal and industrial use by constructing and operating extraction wells.

Answer 4

idk look i just want someone to answer it for me i have my science book but 'me to layze to do it' and finding the answer in the book

Answer 5

Groundwater is the most important ways for plants to get water. Without water, plants would die.

Answer 6

Water is returned back to soil. It increases ground water level.

Answer 7

Ground water level rises with the help of water cycle. It is done by precipitation.