Sustainability of Ground-Water Resources¶
Alley, Reilly, & Franke. (1999). Sustainability of Ground-Water Resources.
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- Groundwater Overdraft
- The sharper interventionist inference is about reversibility: stopping pumping is predicted to refill only the recoverable part of the drawdown (and slowly, often over a century or more)
This sourceUSGS guidance on groundwater sustainability, in which compaction beyond the previous maximum load is irreversible and permanently reduces storage capacity.
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“equilibrium) is demonstrated by calculations of [drawdown] resulting from a single pumping well in”
- The sharper interventionist inference is about reversibility: stopping pumping is predicted to refill only the recoverable part of the drawdown (and slowly, often over a century or more)
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