
Earth: The water planet
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Earth: The Water Planet
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WATER IS EVERYWHERE
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1 in 8 people lack access to clean freshwater!
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Where is our water?
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People and water
Many areas with high population density, do not have a lot of water.
Other areas have plenty of water, but fewer people.
These situations cause inequalities in per capita water resources.
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Seasonal Availability
-Fresh water is distributed unevenly in time as well as space.
-Many parts of the world experience distinct rainy and dry seasons.
-Because its distributed unevenly, its hard to move fresh water from its source to where its needed.
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Water is either
SURFACE WATER
GROUNDWATER
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Surface water
Surface water is contained within watersheds
1% of freshwater is surface water (water found on the surface).
Examples are rainfall, melting snow, glaciers, ice caps.
Runoff: water that flows over land and has not been absorbed into the ground.
Runoff can flow into lakes or ponds or join up with a river system.
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River Systems
-Water moves downhill because of gravity, forming a network of connected streams and rivers called a river system.
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Watersheds
Watersheds includes all of the land area that supplies water to a particular river systems.
Watersheds sometimes are called drainage basins b/c they drain into a river system.
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Groundwater
Groundwater can be accessed by wells
water found below Earth's surface.
makes up 1/5 of Earth's water supply and plays a key role in meeting human water needs.
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permeable- layers containing spaces or pores so water can pass through.
impermeable- layers with few or no pores so water can't get through easily.
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Aquifers are sponge like formations of rock, sand and gravel that hold water.
Water table is a boundary between the two zones.
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Recharge zone- any area where surface water soaks into the ground and goes to aquifer below.
Well- a hole dug into an aquifer to reach groundwater
-wells are dug deep into saturation zone, so they will not dry up during seasonal droughts.
-If the water table drops below the well's depth, the well will run dry. You must dig deeper.
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