Definition: Aquifer is a term describing underground water sources, typically found in lakes, rivers, aquifers (oil and gas reservoirs) and boreholes. They are formed by groundwater that has been trapped or seeped into the earth's layers over time, providing essential groundwater for life on Earth. Aquifers can be used to sustain human use such as agriculture, drinking water, and other utilities.
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