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pochemuha
2 years ago
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How do humans usage of land impact our watershed?

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torisob [31]2 years ago
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A watershed is an area of land where water drains to a single location. Building dams and rerouting rivers are two examples of ways humans directly impact water in watersheds. Humans also use water as a resource, drawing from watersheds for our drinking water.

Land use has a major impact on the water quality of both surface and ground water. Land use refers to the human use of the land. ... Certain kinds of land use can change the hydrology of the Watershed, altering the way water and pollutants move through the drainage basin.

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