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  • Aquifers: Understanding Earth's Groundwater Reservoirs
    That's almost right! An aquifer is a rock layer or sediment that holds groundwater.

    It's not just *any* layer of earth; it needs to be permeable (allowing water to flow through it) and porous (having spaces to hold the water).

    So, while it's true that an aquifer is a water-bearing layer of the earth, it's important to remember those key characteristics.

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