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faduma

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What happened in the San Joaquin Valley as the result of excessive groundwater pumping?
 
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Which of the following outlines the steps of the scientific method in the correct order?
 
  A) develop hypothesis; test hypothesis; accept/modify/reject hypothesis; collect data
  B) collect data; develop hypothesis; test hypothesis; accept/modify/reject hypothesis
  C) test hypothesis; develop hypothesis; collect data; accept/modify/reject hypothesis
  D) collect data; test hypothesis; develop hypothesis; accept/modify/reject hypothesis



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Answer to Question 1

The San Joaquin Valley subsided tens of feet due to excessive groundwater mining, and, due to the composition of the valley floor, the aquifer largely cannot be recharged. The Corcoran Clay has compressed irreversibly due to the removal of groundwater.

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Reply 2 on: Jul 14, 2018
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