Earth’s Water presented by Prof. Geller 7 November 2002

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Earth’s Water presented by Prof. Geller 7 November 2002 HNRS 227 Lecture #21 Chapter 22 Earth’s Water presented by Prof. Geller 7 November 2002

Key Points of Chapter 22 Water on Earth Oceans freshwater, surface water, groundwater, seawater Oceans waves currents

Distribution of the Water Figure 22.2

The hydrologic cycle Figure 22.3 2-458

Watersheds of three rivers Figure 22.5 22-460

The path of groundwater Figure 22.7 22-462

Oceanography Waves and tides Climate control changes coastal structure transport of material long term and short term changes Climate control ocean conveyor belt major control of climate

A wave passing in the open ocean Figure 22.16 22-469

A wave becoming a breaker Figure 22.17 22-470

Ocean Conveyor Belt - Major Climate Control