JUAN RONDON

2. Pertaining to the study of water and its movement in the environment.
4. Below the surface, often referring to water movement beneath the ground.
5. Local administrative units responsible for managing water resources in a specific area.
8. The process of water entering and being absorbed by the soil.
12. A significant change in the state or form of water-related elements.
13. Allowing water or other liquids to pass through, like certain types of soil.
15. A raised structure, often built with soil, to support or confine water.

1. A systematic and organized method of managing water resources.
3. A clear and precise explanation of a particular water-related term.
6. A structure that allows water to flow under a road or railway.
7. The movement of water through soil, allowing it to filter and cleanse.
9. To lessen the severity or impact of water-related issues, such as flooding.
10. The process of an area becoming more city-like, often affecting water systems.
11. Loose, scattered fragments resulting from the breakdown of materials.
14. Moved to a lower or less significant position, often concerning water resources.