explain the connection between groundwater and surface water. how could acid rain end up in the aquifer

Surface water seeps into the ground and replenishes the underlying aquifer. Groundwater rises to the surface and provides groundwater for rivers. USGS Integrated Watershed Studies assess these exchanges and their effects on surface and groundwater quality and quantity.Groundwater that naturally springs up is called spring water. Springs form when water pressure forces water through cracks and tunnels in an aquifer to the surface.If a hydrous rock readily conducts water to a well or spring, it is called an aquifer. You can dig a well in an aquifer to pump out water. Rainfall eventually adds water to the porous rocks of the aquifer (recharge).Groundwater can be artificially replenished by diverting water across the surface through canals, seepage basins, or ponds. Add irrigation ditches or sprinklers; or simply inject water directly into the ground from injection wells.Learn more about Groundwater rises https://brainly.in/question/7243508#SPJ4