What is aquifer
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Un aquifère est une formation géologique souterraine, telle qu'une couche de roche poreuse ou de sable, qui est saturée d'eau et capable de stocker et de transmettre cette eau en quantités suffisantes pour être exploitée. C'est une source essentielle d'eau douce pour de nombreuses communautés.
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