South Florida is surrounded by salt water. The need for fresh drinking water has increased as the population has exploded. Only
10% of our water comes from surface waters, the other 90% is
pumped up from ground water sources. What is the name of this
ground water source?
lakes
sinkholes
O deltas
o aquifers

Aquifer

Explanation:

Instead of snowcapped mountains that store water in advance of warmer temperatures, most of our drinking water comes from underground "mountains" of porous materials called aquifers which are replenished by rain. The Biscayne Aquifer is South Florida's lower east coast's primary source of fresh water.

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