- If a resource is not replaced then the resource has low availability
- Groundwater is a nonrenewable resource
- Hence, if groundwater if not replaced then groundwater will have low availability

- Ground water is a kind of water
- A desert environment is low in availability of water / availability of food
- So, a desert environment is low in availability of groundwater

- If groundwater if not replaced then groundwater will have low availability
- A desert environment is low in availability of groundwater
- So, if groundwater is not replaced in an environment then that environment will become a desert

- Groundwater is a kind of water
- Groundwater is located under ground / underground
- Hence, groundwater is a kind of water that is located underground

- If groundwater is not replaced in an environment then that environment will become a desert
- Groundwater is a kind of water that is located underground
- So, if water from underground is not replaced in an environment then that environment will become a desert

Hence, if water from underground is not replaced in an environment then that environment will become a desert
Question: In some dry areas, large amounts of water have been pumped from underground sources where water has been naturally stored for thousands of years. If the water is not replaced, what type of land feature is most likely to result?
Context: - Groundwater is a kind of water 
- Ground water is a kind of water 
- If a resource is not replaced then the resource has low availability 
- Groundwater is a nonrenewable resource 
- A desert environment is low in availability of water / availability of food 
- Groundwater is located under ground / underground