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Mr. Belyea

Science The Earth's Resources-Lesson 2

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how much of the earth's surface is covered by water 75%
how much of the earth's water is fresh water 3%
how much of the earth's water is salt water in the oceans 97%
how much of the earth's water can be used 1% is groundwater that can be used
what is groundwater water from rain or snow that sinks into the earth and is stored there
what makes up .2% of the water on earth the lakes, rivers,and streams
where is a tiny part of the water in the atmosphere as vapor or droplets or ice crystals in the clouds
what kind of water is in the atmosphere vapor, droplets and ice crystals in the clouds
where can places get water from depending on the region that you live in you can get groundwater,water from lakes and rivers or you may have to get water from far away
where is the largest amount of the earths water salt water in the oceans
what type of waters make up the earth's water oceans salt water, glaciers, groundwater, lakes, rivers, streams and atmosphere
why do people use water for industrial,agricultural and household purposes
what do industries use water for to make many kinds of products, clean materials and cool equipment
why are some factories located near large supplies of water because they use a lot of water
how do farmers use water to grow food
what kind of water do farmers use rain water or irrigation
why do farmers use irrigation in areas that do not get much rain
how do you use household water to wash and brush your teeth, make juice, clean the dishes
how do all living things use water all cells need water for most life processes
what kind of life process do cells need water for getting energy from food
what do the cells of all living things contain water
what does water make possible life
how is water polluted when it is used when you brush your teeth or wash your hands it goes down the drain and water carries the waste from your home
how can you reduce water pollution use less or conserve water
how do farmers conserve water drip irrigations
what is drip irrigation a method that brings water to individual plants not an entire field, or they can switch to crops that need less water
how do businesses and industries conserve water by using water under very high pressure to clean parts, car washes can recycle the water used
what must happen to water carrying waste from homes and factories it must be cleaned before it enters lakes, rivers or oceans
what are wastewater treatment facilities they treat water to make it safe and clean
does wastewater from frarmlands get treated in wasterwater treatment facilities no in goes into groundwater, rivers and lakes and can carry fertilizers and chemicals used to kill insects and weeds
how do farmers reduce water pollution by using less chemicals and being more selective
what happens to fertilizers that end up in streams it can cause tiny organisms to grow rapidly
what happens to the organisms in the streams they die and decomposers break them down
what is used by the decomposer in the process of breaking down the organisms oxygen
why is it bad to have fertilizers in our streams they decomposers use too much oxygen to breakdown the dead organisms and there is little left for the fish and the fish may die
how can farmers reduce the amount of fertilizers they use less each time, and they fertilize fewer times
how do farmers in Florida reduce fertilizers getting into the everglades they direct the flow of the water into specially constructed marshes
how to the specially constructed marshes help reduce water pollution the fertilized polluted water is used to grow the grasses that are in the marsh, when the water leaves the marsh it has less fertilizer in it
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