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Groundwater and Karst Topography

Groundwater and Karst Topography. Chapter 9, Section 2. The Hydrologic Cycle (WATER CYCLE). Condensation. Evaporation. Precipitation. Runoff. Groundwater. Soil is made up of many small rock and mineral fragments. Holes, cracks , and crevices exist in the rock underlying the soil.

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Objectives

Chapter 14. Section 1 Weathering Processes. Objectives. Identify three agents of mechanical weathering. Compare mechanical and chemical weathering processes. Drill: What is a Sedimentary Rock?. Weathering Chapter 14, 16 . Erosion Chapter 14. Deposition chapters 6, 15. Compaction chpt 6.

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Earth Science, 10e

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Water (hydrological) cycle

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NATURAL HAZARDS & DISASTERS

NATURAL HAZARDS & DISASTERS. WHAT ARE HAZARDS? A hazard is any event that could threaten or pose injury to people and their environment WHAT ARE DISASTERS?

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Water UndergrounD

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Karst Landscapes

Karst Landscapes. 5 th year Geography Ms Carr. Learning Outcome. Understand the processes involved in the formation of Karst Landscapes. List examples of Karst regions. Describe the surface and underground landforms in a Karst region. Explain the life cycle of a Karst landscape.

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Karst Landscapes

Karst Landscapes. AS Geography. Learning Outcome. Understand the processes involved in the formation of Karst Landscapes. List examples of Karst regions. Describe the surface and underground landforms in a Karst region. Explain the life cycle of a Karst landscape. Karst topography

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Unit 1.2 River Regimes & Hydrographs

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RUNNING WATER

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11.3 Water Underground

11.3 Water Underground. p. 378-381. Objectives. Describe springs and how water moves through underground layers of soil and rock. Explain what an aquifer is and how people obtain water from an aquifer. Engage/Explore. Spring water What was the original source of this water?

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EVAPORATION

EVAPORATION. When heat is transferred to liquid water and causes the molecules of H2O to move rapidly and spread apart, causing the liquid to change state into a gas, water vapor. CONDENSATION.

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What is Groundwater?

What is Groundwater?. Students will: Understand how water collects and flows underground. Explain how underground water reaches the surface in springs and by wells. Create a model in a experiment to show how the ground can filter water. What is groundwater?. It is water held underground.

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1.3: Fresh Water Flows Underground

1.3: Fresh Water Flows Underground. Groundwater : Water held underground Permeable : A substance that liquids can flow through. Ex: coffee filter, soil, sand and gravel. Impermeable : A substance that liquids cannot flow through. Ex: A drinking glass holds liquids because it is impermeable.

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Groundwater

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Chapter 5 - Energy Resources

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The water cycle

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