12. A process by which rainwater is made to percolated into the ground is used to conserve water. What is this process called?

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The process by which rainwater is made to percolate into the ground is used to conserve water is rainwater harvesting.
The process of collecting and storing rainwater in containers for later use is called rainwater harvesting.
Pits and tanks are dug in low-lying areas to collect rainwater.

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12. A process by which rainwater is made to percolated into the ground is used to conserve water. What is this process called?

The process by which rainwater is made to percolate into the ground is used to conserve water is rainwater harvesting.The process of collecting and storing rainwater in containers for later use is called rainwater harvesting.Pits and tanks are dug in low-lying areas to collect rainwater.

The process by which rainwater is made to percolate into the ground is used to conserve water is rainwater harvesting.
The process of collecting and storing rainwater in containers for later use is called rainwater harvesting.
Pits and tanks are dug in low-lying areas to collect rainwater.