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Water Cycle and Environment

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Water Cycle and Environment
 

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How water moves and affects Earth

by Rex Jabal
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Condensation leads to cloud formation when vapor cools.

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Water cannot evaporate from ice or snow under any condition.

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All rivers flow directly to oceans without any storage or delay.

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Transpiration from plants contributes water vapor to the atmosphere.

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Infiltration allows water to move from soil into groundwater.

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The water cycle stops during drought and resumes only after rainfall.

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Evaporation turns liquid water into water vapor.

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Precipitation returns water to the surface as rain, snow, or hail.

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Water vapor is heavier than air and sinks instead of rising.

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Condensation only happens inside oceans and never in the atmosphere.

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