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Alejandra Clasing Ruby Sedas THE WATER CYCLE Alejandra Clasing Ruby Sedas

5 steps of the water cycle:

5 steps of the water cycle: 1. Evaporation

5 steps of the water cycle: 2. Condensation

5 steps of the water cycle: 3. Precipitation

5 steps of the water cycle: 4. Runoff 5.Infiltration

5 steps of the water cycle:

Average residence time Reservoirs: Reservoir Average residence time Oceans 3,200 years Glaciers 20 to 100 years Seasonal snow cover 2 to 6 months Soil moisture 1 to 2 months Groundwater: shallow 100 to 200 years Groundwater: deep 10,000 years Lakes 50 to 100 years Rivers Atmosphere 9 days

Human activities that affect the water cycle: -Agriculture -Alteration of the chemical composition of the atmosphere -Construction of dams -Deforestation and afforestation -Removal of groundwater from wells -Water abstraction from rivers -Urbanization

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