Cunningham-Saigo/Environmental Science

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Chapter 19

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Figure Number: 19.3
Legend: Hydrologic cycle.
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Figure Number: 19.4
Legend: Mean annual precipitation.
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Figure Number: 19.5
Legend: Rainfall on the east side of Mount Waialeale in Hawaii is more than twenty times as much as on the west side.
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Figure Number: 19.8
Legend: Precipitation that does not evaporate or run off over the surface percolates through the soil in a process called infiltration.
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Figure Number: 19.9
Legend: An aquifer is a porous, water-bearing layer of sand, gravel, or rock.
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Figure Number: 19.10
Legend: Growth of global water use 1900-2000.
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Figure Number: 19.11
Legend: Water withdrawals by sector in low-, middle-, and high-income countries.
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Figure Number: 19.14
Legend: A cone of depression forms in the water table under a heavily pumped well.
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Legend: Saltwater intrusion into a coastal aquifer as the result of groundwater depletion.
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Legend: Site of the worldís largest dam in Chinaís Hubei Province.
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Figure Number: 19.21
Legend: Typical household water use in the United States.
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Figure Number: 19.22
Legend: The Clivus Multrum waterless toilet.
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Figure Number: 19.24
Legend: Three scenarios for government policies on clean water and sanitation services, 1990-2030.