Saltwater is not potable do to the salt content, also known as this
Salinity
True/false. The particles in a wave do not end up moving sideways
False. They do, but slowly
Winding deposits of rock material from glaciers
Eskers
Water that looks and smells good should not be trusted because it could complain this. While invisible it will likely cause digestive problems (or worse)
Bacteria, toxins
When hot/cold water is released into the environment, changing the temperature of the ecosystem
Thermal pollution
This is the main cause of tides
Moon's gravitational pull
Paper production is a (direct/indirect) use of water
indirect
Due to the height of rocky mountains, it is dry on this side
East
A test or experiment that gets the same result no matter how many times you do it would be called this
Reliable test
Other than science and technology, what is needed to solve a problem?
Commitment from people/a want to fix it
There is high diversity in these areas of the ocean
Coral Reefs
Smooth, consistent waves are called this
Swells
The wall of sediment built up by a glacier pushing on it as it advances is called this
Moraine
Algal Bloom is often caused by this (often from crops)
Fertilizer run off
Overhunting, especially of top tier consumers, would be an example of this type of change
Long-Term
Rainforests are warm and moist, which would indicate that the nearby ocean currents are coming from here
The equator
This type of water does not allow soap to lather well and is full of minerals
Hard water
When two plates are moving away from each other in the ocean, this gap between the plates is called this
Mid-ocean ridge
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Using a filter to produce pure water would be using this process
Reverse Osmosis
About what percentage of water on earth is saltwater
97%
When rock breaks down due to a reaction of the minerals in water
Chemical Weathering
The fan shaped marsh where a river meets a lake
Delta
This causes water to look brown and cloudy
Silt
Boiling water and passing the vapours through a condenser is this type of water purification
Distillation