What does rural groundwater mean?

Rural groundwater refers to water resources flowing below the surface, which is mainly used for rural production and domestic water. It comes from the infiltration of rainwater and surface water and the natural circulation of groundwater. Because of its advantages of shallow burial depth and suitable water temperature, it is widely used in agriculture, urban management and other fields.

However, due to high-intensity mining, pollution source discharge and other factors, there are also great pollution problems in rural groundwater. Frequently heard problems such as metal element pollution and excessive fluoride fully illustrate the seriousness of pollution. The existence of pollution not only has a negative impact on agricultural production, but also poses a threat to people's health.

Therefore, in order to ensure the healthy and sustainable utilization of groundwater in rural areas, it is necessary to take corresponding control measures. In terms of source control, it is necessary to strengthen the emission management of pollution sources, establish and improve various monitoring systems, increase penalties for illegal enterprises, and maintain the cleanliness and health of rural groundwater resources. In terms of technical management, the quality of rural groundwater can be improved by bioremediation and chemical decontamination, so that it can better serve the rural people.