aquifer

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a: aquifer ~
b: a sponge


a: aquifer ~
b: a sponge

What:

"An aquifer is like a sponge filled with wet gravel and with areas in between filled with water"


Useful?
Writer: Kathryn Hilgenkamp
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Date: Feb 4 2017 6:44 PM



a: aquifer ~
b: a bucket full of wet gravel

What:

"The aquifer is like a bucket full of wet gravel with all the pore spaces filled with water and a bedrock seal on the bottom."


Useful?
Writer: Not Stated
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Where:
Date: Feb 4 2017 6:46 PM



a: aquifer ~
b: a bank account

What:

"The aquifer is like a bank account -- when you have more going out than coming in, you have a deficit, and right now we have a deficit,"


Useful?
Writer: Not Stated
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Where:
Date: Feb 4 2017 6:47 PM



a: aquifer ~
b: swiss cheese

What:


Useful?
Writer: Tom Philpott
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Where:
Date: Feb 4 2017 6:49 PM



a: aquifer ~
b: a milkshake glass

What:

""An aquifer is like a milkshake glass and each well is the equivalent of a straw in the glass. What most countries permit is a limitless number of straws in the glass ..."


Useful?
Writer: Kerry MacQuarrie
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Date: Feb 4 2017 6:51 PM



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