How Do Aquifers Work?

An aquifer is best defined as a layer of saturated rock and the water in its pores. Aquifers were formed very slowly over vast periods of time. Water in aquifers comes originally from the surface of the Earth.

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[nee]

First I wanted to know about rivers.
I watched river videos.
Then I find out about aquifer.
Then I searched for aquifer videos.
And finally here....the best explanation so far..

[brushbros]

What is an aquifer? Well, it's fer storing and transporting aqua. hahaha Brilliant video.

[GrahamDLovell]

Water that has accumulated over millions of years in a single generation by overuse.

The Tonga Volcano eruption has given us a change to replenish denuded aquifers - perhaps up to 10 years. This gives a good chance to both renew the aquifers and to better plan its use into the future.

[jamessang]

Great info! Trying to help with solutions to refill aquifers in Salinas Valley Basin.

[shai]

Nice video! Very helpful for my science project.

[ralphrowbotham]

This is helpful and I love the Texas drawl versus my British accent

[Eggrics]

how are they still looking at their own videos from years ago

[williamgwyntreharne]

We should replenish aquifers by using solar powered desalination plants.