Estuary

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THE PROCESS OF USING A RESOURCE WISELY SO IT WILL NOT BE USED UP

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CONSERVATION

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A RIDGE OF LAND THAT SAPARATES ONE DRAINAGE BASIN OR WATERSHED FROM ANOTHER

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DIVIDE

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A CHANGE TO THE ENVIRONMENT THAT HAS A NEGATIVE EFFECT ON LIVING THINGS

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POLLUTION

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A STREAM THAT FLOWS INTO A LARGE STREAM

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TRIBUTARY

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THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF DISSOLVED SALT IN A WATER SAMPLE

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SALINITY

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THE LAND AREA THAT SUPPLES WATER TO A RIVER SYSTEM

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WATERSHED

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THE DEGREE OF PURITY OF WATER DETERMINED BY MEASURING THE SUBSTANCE IN WATER BESIDE WATER MOLECULES

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WATER QUALITY

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AN AREA OR LAND THAT IS COVERED WITH A SHALLOW LAYER OF WATER DURING SOME OR ALL OF THE YEARS

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WETLAND

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HOW ACIDIC OR BASIC A SUBSTANANCE IS. MEASURED ON A SCALE 1-14

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pH

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A COASTAL INLET OR BAY WHERE FRESH WATER MIXES WITH SALTY OCEAN WATER

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ESTUARY

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THE PROCESS BY WHICH WATER, ICE, WIND OR GRAVITY MOVES FRAGMENTS OF ROCK AND SOIL

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EROSION

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THE PLACE WHERE AN ORGANISM LIVES AND THAT PROVIDES THE THINGS IT NEEDS TO SURVIVE

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HABITAT

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A BROAD FLAT VALLEY THROUGH WHICH A RIVER FLOWS

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FLOOD PLAINS

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The process by which molecules at the surface of the liquid, such as water, absorb enough energy to change to a gaseous state, such aas water vapor

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EVAPORATION

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The process by which plants release water vapor through their leaves

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TRANSPIRATION

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The place where an organism lives and that provides the things it needs to survive.

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HABITAT

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THE PROCESS BY WHICH A GAS, SUCH AS WATER VAPOR, CHANGES TO A LIQUID, SUCH AS WATER.

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CONDENSATION

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THE THREE FORMS (SOLID, LIQUIDS, AND GAS) IN WHICH MATTER EXISTS.

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STATES

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FORMS OF WATER SUCH AS RAIN, SNOW, SLEET OR HAIL THAT FALL FROM CLOUDS AND REACH EARTH'S SURFACE.

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PRECIPITATION

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THE PROCESS OF SUPPLYING WATER TO AREAS OF LAND TO MAKE THEM SUITABLE FOR GROWING CROPS.

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IRRIGATION

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THE INVISABLE, GASEOUS FORM OF WATER.

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WATER VAPOR

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WATER THAT FILLS THE CRACKS AND PORES IN UNDERGROUND SOIL CHANNEL IN SOIL AND ROCK LAYERS.

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GROUND WATER

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THE CONTINOUS PROCESS BY WHICH WATER MOVES FROM EARTHS SURFACE TO THE ATMOSPHERE AND BACK, PASSING THROUGH THE LIVING AND NONLIVING PARTS OF THE ENVOIRNMENT.

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WATER CYCLE

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THE PROCESS BY WHICH PLANTS USE WATER, PLUS CARBON DIOXIDE AND ENERGY FROM THE SUN, TO MAKE FOOD.

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PHOTOSYNTHESIS

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WATER THAT FLOWS OVER THE GROUND SURFACE RATHER THAN SOAKING INTO THE GROUND

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RUN OFF

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A WATER SHORTAGE CAUSED BY LONG PERIODS OF LOW PRECIPITATION IN A PARTICULAR AREA.

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DROUGHT

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A LONG RIDGE FORMED BY DEPOSIT OF SEDIMENTS ALONGSIDE A RIVER CHANNEL.

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LEVEE

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A LARGE STREAM.

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RIVER

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A NATURAL OR ARTIFICAL LAKE THAT STORES WATER FOR HUMAN USE.

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RESERVOIR

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A LONG RIDGE FORMED BY DEPOSIT OF SEDIMENTS ALONGSIDE A RIVER CHANNEL.

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LEVEE

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A LARGE STREAM.

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RIVER

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A NATURAL OR ARTIFICAL LAKE THAT STORES WATER FOR HUMAN USE.

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RESERVOIR

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WATER THAT FILLS THE CRACKS AND PORES IN UNDERGROUND SOIL CHANNEL IN SOIL AND ROCK LAYERS.

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GROUND WATER

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THE CONTINOUS PROCESS BY WHICH WATER MOVES FROM EARTHS SURFACE TO THE ATMOSPHERE AND BACK, PASSING THROUGH THE LIVING AND NONLIVING PARTS OF THE ENVOIRNMENT.

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WATER CYCLE

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THE PROCESS BY WHICH PLANTS USE WATER, PLUS CARBON DIOXIDE AND ENERGY FROM THE SUN, TO MAKE FOOD.

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PHOTOSYNTHESIS

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WATER THAT FLOWS OVER THE GROUND SURFACE RATHER THAN SOAKING INTO THE GROUND

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RUN OFF

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A WATER SHORTAGE CAUSED BY LO0NG PERIODS OF LOW PRECIPITATION IN A PARTICULAR AREA.

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DROUGHT

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WATER THAT FILLS THE CRACKS AND PORES IN UNDERGROUND SOIL CHANNEL IN SOIL AND ROCK LAYERS.

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GROUND WATER

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THE CONTINOUS PROCESS BY WHICH WATER MOVES FROM EARTHS SURFACE TO THE ATMOSPHERE AND BACK, PASSING THROUGH THE LIVING AND NONLIVING PARTS OF THE ENVOIRNMENT.

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WATER CYCLE

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THE PROCESS BY WHICH PLANTS USE WATER, PLUS CARBON DIOXIDE AND ENERGY FROM THE SUN, TO MAKE FOOD.

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PHOTOSYNTHESIS

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WATER THAT FLOWS OVER THE GROUND SURFACE RATHER THAN SOAKING INTO THE GROUND

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RUN OFF

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A WATER SHORTAGE CAUSED BY LO0NG PERIODS OF LOW PRECIPITATION IN A PARTICULAR AREA.

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DROUGHT

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THE PROCESS BY WHICH A GAS, SUCH AS WATER VAPOR, CHANGES TO A LIQUID, SUCH AS WATER.

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CONDENSATION

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THE THREE FORMS (SOLID, LIQUIDS, AND GAS) IN WHICH MATTER EXISTS.

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STATES

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FORMS OF WATER SUCH AS RAIN, SNOW, SLEET OR HAIL THAT FALL FROM CLOUDS AND REACH EARTH'S SURFACE.

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PRECIPITATION

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THE PROCESS OF SUPPLYING WATER TO AREAS OF LAND TO MAKE THEM SUITABLE FOR GROWING CROPS.

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IRRIGATION

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THE INVISABLE, GASEOUS FORM OF WATER.

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WATER VAPOR

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THE PROCESS BY WHICH A GAS, SUCH AS WATER VAPOR, CHANGES TO A LIQUID, SUCH AS WATER.

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CONDENSATION

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THE THREE FORMS (SOLID, LIQUIDS, AND GAS) IN WHICH MATTER EXISTS.

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STATES

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FORMS OF WATER SUCH AS RAIN, SNOW, SLEET OR HAIL THAT FALL FROM CLOUDS AND REACH EARTH'S SURFACE.

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PRECIPITATION

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THE PROCESS OF SUPPLYING WATER TO AREAS OF LAND TO MAKE THEM SUITABLE FOR GROWING CROPS.

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IRRIGATION

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THE INVISABLE, GASEOUS FORM OF WATER.

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WATER VAPOR

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THE PROCESS BY WHICH A GAS, SUCH AS WATER VAPOR, CHANGES TO A LIQUID, SUCH AS WATER.

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CONDENSATION

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THE THREE FORMS (SOLID, LIQUIDS, AND GAS) IN WHICH MATTER EXISTS.

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STATES

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FORMS OF WATER SUCH AS RAIN, SNOW, SLEET OR HAIL THAT FALL FROM CLOUDS AND REACH EARTH'S SURFACE.

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PRECIPITATION

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THE PROCESS OF SUPPLYING WATER TO AREAS OF LAND TO MAKE THEM SUITABLE FOR GROWING CROPS.

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IRRIGATION

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THE INVISABLE, GASEOUS FORM OF WATER.

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WATER VAPOR