Which of the following happens to water resources as the population grows? (1 point)
O The aquifers are not recharged as quickly.
O The level of the water table rises.
O The size of aquifers increases.
The water supply increases.

The aquifers are not recharged as quickly as it is affected by the  population growth in water.

It is naturally charged by rainfall or the surface water by the filtration.

Population boom mainly will restriction the quantity of water to be had consistent with person, due to the fact an boom in consistent with capita water intake pushed with the aid of using improvement will accentuate water demand, straining the nearby water supply.

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Answer: A) The aquifiers are not recharged as quickly.

Explanation: As the population increases the aquifiers aren't recharged as quickly. If the population declined the aquifers would be charged quicklier. Thus, the answer is the aquifers are not recharged as quickly.

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