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An underground layer of earth, gravel or porous rock
that yields water |
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| An aquifer trapped below an impermeable layer |
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| The ideal of being just and fair to all people |
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Reduction of oxygen in water due to
excessive nutrients |
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| Water cannot pass through |
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| The process of water soaking into the ground |
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| Non-government organisation |
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| An organism that lives and feeds in or on another |
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| Allows water to pass through |
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| The ability to absorb water |
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| The addition of water to an aquifer |
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A means of hygiene, includes washing and
sewage facilities |
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Ground where all the spaces are filled with
water |
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Ground where some of the spaces are
filled with air or are free of water |
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The process involving the increase in the
percentage of a country’s population living in cities |
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The level in the ground below which all the pore spaces and cracks in the rocks and sediment are completely
filled (saturated) with water |
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