1. The Water Cycle

3. Condensation

4. Precipitation

6. The Earth is very limited in Fresh Water. We have to use and reuse what we have.

8. Gas- evaporation, clouds, fog

10. What is happening?

11. Water is turning from a liquid to a gas!Evaporation

12. Transpiration Similar to evaporation, only water is evaporated off of the leaves of plants after it is absorbed through the roots

13. Oceans account for 80% of water that is evaporated.

16. The water eventually has to come down… Water condenses onto tiny particles Droplets collide and grow in size and weight Enough collision occur to override the updraft speed Droplets fall

19. Water that falls as rain and snow infiltrates into the subsurface of soil and rock. Some stays in the the soil, some may enter a stream, and some may infiltrate deeper and recharge ground aquifers.

21. Create dams to channel water into aquifers

23. We need fresh water to survive, so use it efficiently!

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