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Hydrogeology

the amount of groundwater that can be withdrawn without undesired results, a concept criticised for ignoring capture of natural discharge.

In hydrogeology, safe yield refers to the amount of groundwater that can be withdrawn without undesired results, a concept criticised for ignoring capture of natural discharge. This meaning comes from Sophocleous (2000) in Journal of Hydrology.[1]

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References

Sophocleous, M. (2000). From safe yield to sustainable development of water resources—the Kansas experience. Journal of Hydrology, 235(1-2), 27-43. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0022-1694(00)00263-8

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