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The alternative is monitoring the water levels and stop pumping when they're under 80%.
by orwin 3y ago
The alternative is monitoring the water levels and stop pumping when they're under 80%.
- Retric 3y agoWith a natural recharge rate of ~0, stopping becomes permanent rather abruptly. So I’m not sure what you assume the benefit of such a stance is.
- orwin 3y agoNot what's happening in my area, the 80% (70% in case of a drought) limit seems to work pretty well, and has been working well for a decade now.
- Retric 3y agoRecharge rate isn’t consistent across different areas. It can be quite high if a river happens to be nearby, you’re next to a large park with zero use, etc.