What are some of the problems that comes from overuse of graoundwater?

Overuse of groundwater can lead to several significant problems, including the depletion of aquifers, which results in reduced water availability for agriculture, drinking, and ecosystems. It can also cause land subsidence, where the ground sinks due to the loss of water pressure in underground reservoirs. Additionally, excessive groundwater extraction can lead to the intrusion of saltwater in coastal areas, contaminating freshwater supplies. Finally, over-extraction can disrupt local hydrology, impacting streams, rivers, and wetlands.