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2
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Any material that allows water to penetrate through
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5
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To increase the amount of groundwater through precipitation or surface water that absorbs into the aquifer; also called infiltration
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6
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Fertilizing material consisting of organic decaying matter
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7
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a hole or shaft drilled into the earth to pump water to the surface
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10
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capable of being broken down by living things like microorganisms and bacteria
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11
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Same as water cycle; The never-ending movement of water through the atmosphere, ground and back again
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12
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The area where water fills the spaces between soil, sand and rock underground
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13
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Stage of the water cycle when water vapor molecules become too large and heavy to remain in the atmosphere and fall to the ground in the form of rain, snow, sleet, hail, etc.
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16
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An impurity in air, soil or water that can help cause harm to human health or the environment
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20
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Stage of the water cycle when water transforms from a liquid into a gas
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21
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To leak from
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22
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To expel; water that naturally moves from an aquifer to a surface stream or lake
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23
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An extended period of dry weather
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26
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Not wasting, using something wisely
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28
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Same as contamination
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29
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To produce a new item from an old item; to reuse parts of
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30
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To be at a high degree of excellence; something that is good or well done
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31
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Using more than necessary; wasteful
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