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surface runoff

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surface runoff [ˌsɜːfɪsˈrʌnɒf] n (Geog) → acque fpl superficiali


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Agricultural production, water availability and hydroelectric power generation could be substantially affected by delayed monsoon onset and reduced surface runoff.
Chemical fertilizer may lead to surface runoff if over applied, which is easier to do than with natural products.
The development of industry and surface runoff from agriculture has led to a degradation of water quality in lakes, rivers and streams all across America, which has unfortunately led to the decline in population of many species of fish.
 
 
 
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