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6 years ago

Describe the relationship between precipitation and topography. Compare
  the precipitation and topography of the eastern U.S. to the western U.S. What will be an ideal response?



Question 2

Compare the topography in the western U.S. to the topography of the
  eastern U.S. (For example, where is the land mountainous? Where is it
  fl at?) What will be an ideal response?



Question 3

List the name of one country that you think best meets the characteristics
  you listed in question  for utilizing each reservoir. Briefly explain why
  you think that reservoir is that countrys best option for supplying its
  freshwater needs. (You may use the data in the ewr_unit_ ArcMap
  project file along with an atlas, the World Factbook, or other reference
  sources to answer this question). What will be an ideal response?



Question 4

Describe the characteristics of a country that would be most likely to
  utilize the global water reservoirs listed below as sources of freshwater. What will be an ideal response?



Question 5

Atmosphere Describe
 
 



Question 6

Research the practicality of using the atmosphere, oceans, and ice sheets as
  sources of freshwater. Are any of these reservoirs currently in use? If so, by
  whom? If not, why do you think they are not used? Ice sheets What will be an ideal response?
 
 



Question 7

Research the practicality of using the atmosphere, oceans, and ice sheets as
  sources of freshwater. Are any of these reservoirs currently in use? If so, by
  whom? If not, why do you think they are not used? Oceans What will be an ideal response?
 
 

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6 years ago
Answer to #1

Precipitation in the Pacifi c Northwest
Th e Pacifi c Northwest includes the states of Washington and Oregon. Th is region
is famous for its moist climate and lush rain forests.



Answer to #2

Th e U.S. Precipitation layer is semi-transparent, so you should be able to see
through the layer to the underlying shaded relief image. Th is allows you to
examine topography and precipitation together.



Answer to #3

a. Atmosphere
Answers will vary. Examples are Namibia, Chile, Mexico, and Australia.
b. Oceans
Answers will vary. Examples are United States (coastal cities), England, Japan, Saudi
Arabia.
c. Ice sheets
Answers will vary. Examples are New Zealand, South Africa, Norway.



Answer to #4

a. Atmosphere
Answers will vary. Countries that are located near oceans, at desert latitudes, and
have winds that bring moisture over the land would be most suitable for using water
from the atmosphere.
b. Oceans
Answers will vary. Countries that are near oceans and are relatively wealthy would be
most suitable for using the oceans as a water source.
c. Ice sheets
Answers will vary. Countries that are located near ice sheets, and are relatively wealthy
and technologically advanced, would be most suitable for using ice sheets as a water
source.



Answer to #5

Answers will vary. Countries that are located near oceans, at desert latitudes, and
have winds that bring moisture over the land would be most suitable for using water
from the atmosphere.



Answer to #6

Answers will vary. It is unknown if the ice sheets are being used as a drinking water
source at this time. The relative inaccessibility of the water in the ice is the main reason
why this source is not being used.



Answer to #7

Answers will vary. Some countries in the Middle East are investigating the use of
saltwater for a drinking water supply (and some countries are already using saltwater
as a source through desalination).

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