Not exact matches
The
problem is that at least 100 of the state's aquifers were presumed to be useless for drinking and farming because the
water was either of poor quality, or too deep
underground to easily access.
Rebecca Neumann of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and colleagues, cracked the
problem after seven years spent plotting the chemistry and
underground flows of
water beneath villages near Dhaka.
Venice's major
problem is subsidence, some of it due to pumping of
water from
underground aquifers, some of it due to development, and some of it «natural.»
Saltwater from the sea is increasingly displacing
underground fresh -
water supplies, creating
problems for farmers already facing limited
water because of drought.
Common examples of material latent defects could include the fact that the basement leaks when it rains, structural damage to the property, failure of the building's envelope (
water ingress),
underground storage tanks located on the property,
problems with the potability / quantity of drinking
water and any un-remediated damage caused by the illegal use of the property, e.g. marijuana grow operation.