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groundwater level

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groundwater level [′grau̇nd‚wȯd·ər ‚lev·əl]
(hydrology)
The level below which the rocks and subsoil are full of water.
(building construction)


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The slurry will be injected about one-half mile below the lowest groundwater level, and EPA officials said the project should have no impact on drinking water.
There's strong evidence that these storms are actually raising the groundwater level, which in turn contributes to the river flow," he says.
Despite my warnings, it appears that for the following eight months, no one at the MTA involved in the tunnel remining work bothered to check if the groundwater level was rising above the tunnel crown.
 
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