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  Groundwater is one of New Jersey’s most important natural resources. Millions of residents rely on it every day for drinking, cooking, farming, and industrial use. However, increasing pollution risks have raised serious concerns about water safety across the state. Understanding how contamination occurs, its long-term effects, and what residents can do is essential for protecting public health and the environment. This guide explains the causes, risks, and solutions related to groundwater contamination in New Jersey, with practical insights for homeowners, businesses, and communities. Understanding Groundwater and Why It Matters in New Jersey Groundwater is the water stored beneath the earth’s surface in soil and rock layers known as aquifers. In New Jersey, these aquifers supply drinking water to a large portion of the population, especially in suburban and rural areas. Because groundwater moves slowly and is hidden from view, contamination can go unnoticed for years. Once pollu...