Question

select the definition that is not correct. water table - the level below the ground where the soil is saturated, or soaked through, with water. greenhouse gases - impacted greatly by the rise in water table levels, poses risks to contaminating soils and groundwater. saltwater intrusion - the mixing of saltwater into freshwater resources beneath the ground. septic systems - underground containers for sewage treatment that can be compromised by rising water levels.

Explanation:

Greenhouse gases are gases in Earth's atmosphere that trap heat. They are not defined by their impact on water - table levels, soil, and groundwater contamination. The other definitions are correct. The water - table is the level of saturated soil. Saltwater intrusion is the mixing of saltwater into freshwater resources. Septic systems are underground sewage - treatment containers affected by rising water levels.

Answer:

Greenhouse gases - impacted greatly by the rise in water table levels, poses risks to contaminating soils and groundwater.