Journal of Natural Resources and Environmental Management (Aug 2024)

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  • Lia Kusumaningrum,
  • Ressa Karina,
  • Nida U Fil'ardiani,
  • Muhammad B Mardiyanto,
  • Sa'ad A Jabbar,
  • Sofiyana Khoirunnisa,
  • Yaqut Amjat A Raharjo,
  • Youhana E Santika,
  • Yunia P Annisa Arta,
  • Agnar P Daniswara

DOI
https://doi.org/10.29244/jpsl.14.3.471
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 14, no. 3

Abstract

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Colomadu District is an area on the outskirts of or around a city that is experiencing rapid development due to the local population’s interest in moving, causing an increase in population. The aim is to determine the projected use of groundwater in Colomadu District, Karanganyar Regency, to determine the use of groundwater needs in each village in Colomadu District, Karanganyar Regency in 2021, and to determine when the balance between supply (availability) and demand of groundwater in Colomadu District will be exceeded or in deficit. The research method used was data collection in the form of sampling, measuring water quality, and interviews. Sampling was carried out by collecting water from the residents' wells and taking as many as two samples per village, which represented the water quality in each village. The samples were collected by first drawing water from the well, then the prepared sample bottles were rinsed three times using sample water (well water), and the rinsed bottles were then filled with sample water. The projection of groundwater use in Colomadu District in 2025 is 3,345,311.68 m3 year-1; in 2030 is 3,716,727.52 m3 year-1; in 2035 is 4,129,380.08 m3 year-1; and in 2040 is 4,587,847.71 m3 year-1. Projections are made until demand exceeds supply, namely, in 2085, when demand can reach 11,833,854.16 m3 year-1 with a population of 272,244 people.