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The Importance of Wetlands in Natural Systems and Groundwater Recharge

This article explores the critical role of wetlands in natural systems, particularly their contribution to wildlife habitat restoration and groundwater recharge. It discusses how wetlands aid in landscape irrigation and serve as effective recreational impoundments. The relevance of wetlands for both agricultural and industrial irrigation is highlighted, emphasizing their importance in mitigating seawater intrusion and supporting commercial activities. Additionally, the relationship between wetlands and geothermal energy production is examined, underscoring their multifaceted benefits to ecosystems and human activities.

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The Importance of Wetlands in Natural Systems and Groundwater Recharge

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  1. Other 15,800 2% Natural System Restoration, Wetlands, Wildlife Habitat 29,600 4% Golf Course Irrigation 43,600 7% Groundwater Recharge 79,700 12% Recreational Impoundment 25,800 4% Landscape Irrigation 112,600 17% Commercial 6,400 1% Seawater Intrusion Barrier 47,100 7% Industrial 47,100 7% Agricultural Irrigation 244,500 37% Geothermal Energy Production 14,900 2% 2009 669,000 acre-feet

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