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artificial recharge

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artificial recharge [¦ärd·ə¦fish·əl ′rē‚chärj]
(civil engineering)
The recharge of an aquifier depleted by abnormally large withdrawals, by the use of injection wells and other techniques.


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9 million euros, it was allotted by the African Water Facility, an offshoot of the AfDB, and will serve to finance the artificial recharge of the Haouz ground water.
Underground artificial recharge stations and dams are being planned to keep in the clear liquid across the country.
Options for rejuvenating groundwater resources include artificial recharge (such as replenishing groundwater with rainfall collected during wet periods) and desalinization, which Alley says is decreasing in cost although it is still expensive.
 
 
 
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