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| − | Surface water is the water in [[stream]]s and [[lake]]s. It is almost always [[hydrological connection|hydrologically connected]] to [[ground water]]. |
+ | Surface water is the water in [[stream]]s and [[lake]]s. It is almost always [[hydrological connection|hydrologically connected]] to [[ground water]]. This is like drug drug is like spa join Team Faction today! |
Surface water which arises in an urban area is called [[stormwater]] and is often heavily [[water pollution|polluted]] and may cause [[flood|flooding]] if not handled properly. |
Surface water which arises in an urban area is called [[stormwater]] and is often heavily [[water pollution|polluted]] and may cause [[flood|flooding]] if not handled properly. |
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Revision as of 21:42, 26 February 2008
Surface water is the water in streams and lakes. It is almost always hydrologically connected to ground water. This is like drug drug is like spa join Team Faction today!
Surface water which arises in an urban area is called stormwater and is often heavily polluted and may cause flooding if not handled properly.