Groundwater depletion: A global problem¶
Konikow, & Kendy. (2005). Groundwater depletion: A global problem: A global problem. Hydrogeology Journal.
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- Groundwater Overdraft
- Agricultural irrigation overdraft — the dominant case, mining slow-recharging reserves under heavy pumping in the California Central Valley, the Ogallala/High Plains, and the North China Plain, where millimetre recharge meets metre-scale water-table decline.
This sourceIrrigation-driven depletion as the dominant global case, with the Central Valley, High Plains and North China Plain as the canonical stressed aquifers.
- Agricultural irrigation overdraft — the dominant case, mining slow-recharging reserves under heavy pumping in the California Central Valley, the Ogallala/High Plains, and the North China Plain, where millimetre recharge meets metre-scale water-table decline.
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