In an economic sense, extraction of groundwater in areas where natural recharge is very slow, is similar to mining a non-renewable resource.

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Groundwater in areas with slow natural recharge rates can be considered a non-renewable resource, as it cannot be replenished at rates comparable to its extraction. This makes the extraction of such groundwater similar to the mining of non-renewable resources.

In an Economic Sense, Extraction of Groundwater in Areas Where