PPT-Chapter 17: Water Use

and Management Shutian Lu Siri Nycklemoe Jonathan Olsen and Jeffrey Gruba Water Resources Water is a renewable resource however limitless exploitation of water resources will lead to disaster. And 57375en 57375ere Were None meets the standard for Range of Reading and Level of Text Complexity for grade 8 Its structure pacing and universal appeal make it an appropriate reading choice for reluctant readers 57375e book also o57373ers students brPage 1br WATER USE HAS BEEN GROWING AT MORE THAN TWICE THE RATE OF POPULATION INCREASE IN THE LAST CENTURY WATER USE HAS BEEN GROWING AT MORE THAN TWICE THE RATE OF POPULATION INCREASE IN THE Grocers Typical water use Water uses have Landscape 3%KitchenDomestic& RestroomsOtherCooling &Heating efficiently as possible air-cooling, open- Some grocers offer prepared food, both for take-out www.ppic.org July 2014 WATER USE IN CALIFORNIAJuly 2014 www.ppic.org ater uses vary dramaticallyby regionSource:Department of Water ResourcesNote:Environmental includes water for ”wild and scen traditional crop water use (evapotranspiration - ET) data are normally given in inches per day, inches per week or inches since the last irrigation. The challenge of converting from inches to gallon Leveraging legumes to combat poverty, hunger, malnutrition and environmental degradation. 1. International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT), Cali, . Colombia. 2. International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT), . Ina Thomé Picoli. Roberto Luiz do Carmo. Center for Environmental Studies and Research – NEPAM. University of Campinas – UNICAMP. São Paulo, Brazil. Center for Environmental Studies and Research . What happened to the young boy (pipel) when he and two others were hanged at the end of chapter 4?. The rope broke.. He died instantly.. He didn’t die immediately and suffocated slowly.. The Red Army liberated them all before he died.. 18.1 Renewable Energy Today (2004). 18.2 Alternative Energy and Conservation p455-473. 1. Chapter 18 renewable Energy. Key terms. Renewable energy. Passive solar hearing. Active solar heating . Biomass fuel. Describe where Earth’s water resources are located. . How is Earth’s water a limited resource?. How can we manage our water resources better?. What are the main causes and impacts of water pollution?. http://www.neosci.com/demos/10-1041_cell processes/Presentation Images/tutorials/3.01.jpg. Pressure potential . ψ. p. . =. amount . of pressure on the container surrounding the . solution. Water is less likely to move. Objectives. Describe how water moves through underground layers of soil and rock.. Explain how people obtain water from an aquifer. .. We are covering NGSS:. MS-ESS2-2. . Construct . An Explanation Based On Evidence For How Geoscience Processes Have Changed Earth’s Surface At Varying Time And Spatial Scales. Providing a clean water source is essential to ensure optimal animal health and the best “bottom line.” Good, clean water begins with a thorough water line sanitation program.WATER-SMARTPROG Water is our most essential element. Every day we drink it, bathe in it, cook with it and wash with it. What do we know about our water? Where does it come from? Is it clean? Is it healthy? Perhaps it is polluted or toxic. Perhaps what comes out of our faucet is making us sick. Perhaps we are slowly poisoning our bodies. Or perhaps not, depending upon our water source and treatment method. Pure Water engages all of these questions and more. Here the latest scientific discoveries about water and its many magical and healing properties are unveiled. Here the latest research on water pollutants and contamination sources are exposed. Here we discover our options for home filtration, the truth about bottled water, and the facts on water treatment. From Pure Water we gain clarity regarding the epidemic of dehydration, and discover how to use water to heal and feel better every day.