What happens to rainwater when forests and fields are converted to buildings, roads, and parking lots?
A. It quickly runs off and causes an increased flooding potential.
B. It infiltrates the soil faster and replenishes aquifers.
C. Since the water does not come into contact with dirt, the water is cleaner when it enters a stream.
D. Less water is lost to evaporation.
Answer: A
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