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The Natural Hydrologic Cycle and The Synthetic Hydrologic Cycle What goes around, comes around.

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1 The Natural Hydrologic Cycle and The Synthetic Hydrologic Cycle What goes around, comes around.

2 What provides the power to drive the cycle? The energy from the sun The force of gravity The Natural Hydrologic Cycle

3 Ground Surface SUN Energy Atmospheric Water Vapour and Cloud Storage Oceans Groundwater Storage Surface Water Precipitation Evaporation Condensation Infiltration, Percolation Transpiration Vegetation Overland Flow Surface Runoff Base Flow Groundwater Recharge

4 The Synthetic (Urban) Hydrologic Cycle What provides the power to drive this cycle? Man-made equipment (pumps) The force of gravity

5 Water Source Surface Water Groundwater Water Treatment Withdrawal Distribution Water Use Public, Commercial, Industrial, Institutional Wastewater Treatment Wastewater Collection Disposal

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