UNIT 6 “THE LIQUID PART OF THE EARTH” Título. UNIT 6 “THE LIQUID PART OF THE EARTH” 1. THE HYDROSPHERE Three quarters of the Earth is covered with water.

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UNIT 6 “THE LIQUID PART OF THE EARTH” Título

UNIT 6 “THE LIQUID PART OF THE EARTH” 1. THE HYDROSPHERE Three quarters of the Earth is covered with water. This water is called Hydrosphere. ● This water can be liquid, solid or vapour. ● The origin of the Hydrosphere is water vapour from the volcanic activity at the beginning of the Earth´s life, wich after condensing and droping originated the oceans. ● 97% of water is in the oceans. ● 3% of water is freshwater. (79% ice, 20% groundwater and 1% surface water)

UNIT 6 “THE LIQUID PART OF THE EARTH” 1. THE HYDROSPHERE ● Properties of water: ● - Water is a very good solvent and is used in many life functions. Ex.: Blood contains water and transpors disolved nutrients and waste products. ● - Water has a high thermal capacity because it heats up and cools down slowly. ● - Water reaches its maximum density in liquid state at 4ºC, so ice float in water. It is very importan for aquatic living things.

UNIT 6 “THE LIQUID PART OF THE EARTH” 2. THE WATER CYCLE. It is a continous cycle in wich water changes from water vapour in the atmosphere to liquid water on the Earth´s surface and back to water vapor again. The full process has four steps: ● The Sun evaporates the Eart´s water an the oceans. The water changes into vapour, vaporisation. ● Through transpiration, plants also release water vapour into the atmosphere. ● Humid air rises, cools and forms clouds. Water changes from vapour to liquid, condensation. (Sometimes vapour condensates into ice crystals). ● Water returns to the Eart´s surface in the form of rain, snow or hail, precipitation, and finally flows into the oceans and seas.

UNIT 6 “THE LIQUID PART OF THE EARTH” 2. THE WATER CYCLE.

UNIT 6 “THE LIQUID PART OF THE EARTH” 3. THE EARTH´S FRESHWATER RESERVES. Only 3% of the full watwr in the Earth is freshwater. It can be found in different forms: ● Rivers and Torrents: These both forms are water wich flows along a riverbed, but in rivers the volume of water is more or less fix and the torrents are seasonal. ● Glaciers: They are large amount of ice wich flows slowly. ● - Valley or Alpine glaciers: They starts in high mountain areas. ● - Continental glaciers (Polar icecaps): They are enormous blocks of ice that cover entire regions.

UNIT 6 “THE LIQUID PART OF THE EARTH” 3. THE EARTH´S FRESHWATER RESERVES. ● Lakes and Pools: They are depressed areas of the ground fill with water. ● Groundwater: Some of the water from precipitation or meltin accumulates when it reaches impermeable rocks and forms aquifers. ● Water is esed by human beings for agriculture, livestock, domestic, commercial and industrial. ● Water is distributed very unevenly around the planet. There is very little precipitation in most of Spain and there are often periods of drought. This means we all have to think ways to save water.

UNIT 6 “THE LIQUID PART OF THE EARTH 3. THE EARTH´S FRESHWATER RESERVES. ● Rivers:

UNIT 6 “THE LIQUID PART OF THE EARTH 3. THE EARTH´S FRESHWATER RESERVES. ● Torrents:

UNIT 6 “THE LIQUID PART OF THE EARTH 3. THE EARTH´S FRESHWATER RESERVES. ● Lakes and Pools:

UNIT 6 “THE LIQUID PART OF THE EARTH 3. THE EARTH´S FRESHWATER RESERVES. ● Valley glaciers:

UNIT 6 “THE LIQUID PART OF THE EARTH 3. THE EARTH´S FRESHWATER RESERVES. ● Continental glaciers:

UNIT 6 “THE LIQUID PART OF THE EARTH 3. THE EARTH´S FRESHWATER RESERVES. ● Groundwater:

UNIT 6 “THE LIQUID PART OF THE EARTH 4. THE WATER WE DRINK. Our freshwater comes from lakes, rivers and grounwater. - Reservoir are built to make more efficient use of river water. - Wells are built to extract groundwater. - Sometimes we desalinate seawater. ● Water for human consumption undergoes a purification process to eliminates impurities and pathogenic microorganisms. ● Wastewater treatment is different and consist of treating urban sewage in wastewater-treatment plants so we can use the water again.

UNIT 6 “THE LIQUID PART OF THE EARTH 4. THE WATER WE DRINK. ● THE PROBLEM OF POLLUTION: ● Water can be polluted by sewage (blackwater or faecal water), by agricultural activity or by industrial waste. ● Acid rain is caused by the emission of certain pollutants into the atmosphere, and harms all living things. ● Ground water quality depend of: ● - The infiltrations of chemical substances. Ex. Nitrates. ● - Seawater intrusion into aquifers bucause of overexploitation of aquifers. ● - Waste material dissolved in water filters down into the ground.

UNIT 6 “THE LIQUID PART OF THE EARTH 4. THE WATER WE DRINK. ● THE PROBLEM OF POLLUTION ● River pollution: ● - River pollution is produced by urban, agricultural and industrial waste. ● Other important sources of pollution are: ● -The maintenance and cleaning of oil tankers. ● - The direct dumping of wate into rivers. ● - Factories that send their waste through pipes into the sea.