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13-12-2022
Geography

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in areas that have become urbanized, the percolation of rainwater tends to decrease and the speed at which rainwater flow into streams and rivers tends to increase. this increases the risk of urban flash flooding and over time, the lack of ground percolation decreases groundwater supply. to increase percolation and decrease the risk of urban flash flooding, what can we do?

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