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    Water Molecules

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    love to travel and can be found in every home in the United States. I can change into many different shapes and can go almost anywhere if I am given the chance. My story starts in a well in my back yard at my home. I come from an underground aquifer. I can travel through the pipes into my kitchen faucet. I have many uses. I can be hot‚ warm or even cold. I can be mixed with dish soap in the kitchen sink or ran through a dishwasher to clean the dishes. I can wash clothes or be used to cook with

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    Sinkholes in Cebu

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    kilometers from Cambuang. Abraham Lucero Jr.‚ MGB-7 senior science research specialist‚ said they went to check the swirling seawater last Monday but failed to see it because of high tide. Lucero said the earthquake might have affected the shallow aquifer in the area and resulted in water bubbling out at the offshore area. He said similar incidents have been occurring in some parts of Cebu‚ such as Barangay Tubigagmanok in Asturias town and El Pardo in Boljoon town. Meanwhile‚ a 20-meter-long crack

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    Wetland Ecology

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    Wetlands are areas of land that are wet‚ flooded either permanently or seasonally and where land retains water for long enough to allow the development of characteristics soils‚ plants and animals. Or Areas of marsh‚ fen‚ peat land or water‚ whether natural or artificial‚ permanent or temporary‚ with water that is static or flowing‚ brackish or salt‚ including areas of marine water the depth of which at low tide does not exceed six meters‚ (Ramsar Convention 2009). 1.

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    The Great Plains has many agricultural activities and has a high agricultural sector in North America despite the dry climate‚ poor soils‚ and low vegetation. Many settlers moved to the Great Plains when farming became the largest economic sector in the region during the 19th and 20th centuries. The Great Plains economy became dependent on its primary sector‚ which this dependency brought the Great Plains vulnerable to decisions of distinct financial institutions‚ governments‚ and transportation

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    The environment offers essential resources‚ like nutrients that are recycled to keep soil fertile‚ biological services‚ such as providing the global pollination of crops that we depend on for food‚ and natural improvements for our quality of life‚ such as controlling the chemistry of the atmosphere. These resources are vital to the survival of the human race‚ and are often taken for granted. Humans are constantly using these products and amenities to assist in their lives and consequently creating

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    Recently‚ in the United States‚ there has been a major water shortage due to the lack of rainfall. It is mainly in California and other Western states. According to the U.S. Geological Survey‚ “In 119 years of recorded history‚ 2013 was the dries calendar year for the state of California.” California’s snowpack usually provides about one-third of the water used in Californian farms and cities. In January 2014‚ it measured in at 12%. The water shortage has had many effects of people‚ farming‚ and

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    Droughts and Types

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    Agricultural drought—this type of drought occurs when there isn’t enough moisture to support average crop production on farms or average grass production on range land. Hydrological drought—this type of drought occurs when water reserves in aquifers‚ lakes and reservoirs fall below an established statistical average. Drought is a weather related natural disaster. It is an extended period when a region receives an insufficient amount of water whether atmospheric‚ surface or ground water.

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    What: Water and Product

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    could get over watered. If you let it a puddle 2 things could happen 1 it could be stored in the aquifer 2 it could be evaporated by sun . 4th after that do this for like 1 week and you will see the difference in your grass . What happens in this product is when the rain go it rehydrate you grass which turns yellow to green and then water that is on the grass is called groundwater .it stored in the aquifer ‚lakes ‚ocean and river . 2. Your product must also illustrate why groundwater is relevant to

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    The Research Problem

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    Date: November 8‚ 2012 ACTIVITY 12 GROUNDWATER MOVEMENT OBJECTIVE At the end of the activity‚ you should be able to observe how water flows through different soil materials and find out which soil or rock materials are aquifers or aquitards. MATERIALS * 3 cylinders (like a 500 mL graduated cylinder‚ but without graduation) * Sand * Clay * Gravel or pebbles * 3 20 mL colored liquid * timer PROEDURE Time allotment: 40 minutes 1. Label the cylinders

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    Our Water Is Running Out

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    Our Water is Running Out                     Boston Globe - January 6‚ 2002                             By Jeffrey Rothfeder For those of us who can turn on the faucet confident that there will be steady stream of clean water for bathing‚ drinking‚ cooking‚ washing dishes‚ the thought that the world could go dry seems incomprehensible. But the reality we face is sobering: water -- nature’s most essential element -- is becoming dangerously scarce. A freshwater crisis has already begun

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