Assertion: aquifer's water | /r/HasProperty | saline
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: moderately
type: DEGREE
value: in many places
type: LOCATION
value: slightly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The aquifer contains moderately saline water (3,000-10,000 milligrams per liter dissolved solids) in middip areas, but contains brine in the deep surface.
text: When the concentration of total dissolved solids (TDS) becomes greater than about 1,000 ppm, the water is considered saline and not drinkable.
text: Even though the water in the lower Cretaceous aquifers is slightly saline throughout most of South Dakota and a large area in southeastern North Dakota, the aquifers are the principal source of water for livestock watering and domestic supply because they are the shallowest consolidated-rock aquifers in these areas.
text: 59), the water in the aquifers is moderately saline.
text: The water is very saline or a brine in the deep parts of the Williston and the Powder River Basins.
text: Most of the freshwater in the Upper Colorado River Basin aquifer system is in the Wasatch-Fort Union aquifer, but the aquifer locally contains saline water where it is deeply buried.
text: The aquifer contains freshwater only where it is exposed at the land surface and for a short distance downdip; water in the deeply buried parts of the aquifer is saline or briny.
text: These aquifers are exposed at the land surface only locally in southwestern Wyoming and contain very saline water or brine in most places.
text: Except in the extreme southern part of the county where the water is saline, the water in the Edwards and associated limestones is of good chemical quality except that it is hard.
text: The water in the Glen Rose limestone is saline in many places; the principal objectionable constituents are high concentrations of calcium and magnesium sulfate.
text: Paleozoic aquifers receive little recharge, mostly contain saline water or brine, and have not been intensely studied.