Geography
How can groundwater be recharged? Name a method to recharge groundwater.
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Groundwater can be recharged by allowing rainwater to seep into the ground. One effective method is rainwater harvesting, where rainwater is collected and directed into the soil through pits, trenches, or wells, helping to refill underground water reserves.
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