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Which of the following is a benefit of rainwater harvesting?
Which of the following is a benefit of rainwater harvesting?
- Mitigates the effects of drought (correct)
- Causes flooding of roads
- Increases soil erosion
- Reduces ground water level
What is rainwater harvesting?
What is rainwater harvesting?
- The process of purifying rainwater for drinking
- The process of diverting rainwater to storm water drains
- The process of collecting and storing rainwater for future use (correct)
- The process of using rainwater to generate electricity
In which areas can rainwater be utilized as an important source of water supply?
In which areas can rainwater be utilized as an important source of water supply?
- Areas with well-distributed rainfall (correct)
- Areas with ample groundwater resources
- Areas with abundant surface water
- Areas with high water demand
What is one of the benefits of rainwater harvesting in terms of the environment?
What is one of the benefits of rainwater harvesting in terms of the environment?
Why is rainwater harvesting considered a cost-effective solution for water supply?
Why is rainwater harvesting considered a cost-effective solution for water supply?
Rainwater harvesting is a process that involves collecting and storing rainwater in a controlled manner.
Rainwater harvesting is a process that involves collecting and storing rainwater in a controlled manner.
Rainwater harvesting is only beneficial in areas with abundant surface and groundwater.
Rainwater harvesting is only beneficial in areas with abundant surface and groundwater.
One of the benefits of rainwater harvesting is that it can increase the groundwater level.
One of the benefits of rainwater harvesting is that it can increase the groundwater level.
Rainwater harvesting can help mitigate the effects of drought.
Rainwater harvesting can help mitigate the effects of drought.
Rainwater harvesting reduces soil erosion and flooding of low-lying areas.
Rainwater harvesting reduces soil erosion and flooding of low-lying areas.