if excessive groundwater is removed from the aquifer, it can drop the groundwater table and make it impossible for wells to access groundwater.
Due to this, the soil begins to sag, jeopardising nearby structures and town infrastructure. The core structure of the soil is impacted by the decreasing water level, leading to several problems such pipe damage, sinkholes, and cracked home walls.
Over-pumping causes problems with corrosion, incrustation, and biofouling that add to depleting the groundwater aquifer (or source). Over pumping also accelerates the movement of silt particles into the well, resulting in clogging of the perforated area where water enters the well.
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