Banking service chronicle published this article page no 4 increased salinity: the usgs study analyzed data from 82 separate networks of wells covering various depths and locations including domestic urban and agricultural areas. the analysis identified rising levels of sodium and chloride ions in the groundwater indicative of higher salt content. additionally the concentration of dissolved solids has been on the rise potentially indicating broader water contamination.risk to infrastructure: salty water is more corrosive and poses a risk to buildings and infrastructure particularly pipes and plumbing systems. this can lead to costly repairs and maintenance Banking service chronicle magazine subscription.
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