Pesticide Newsletter 2005 May Vol 1 Issue 1
Pesticide Newsletter 2005 May Vol 1 Issue 1
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Water that is located above ground, like rivers and lakes, is called surface water. Water be- low the ground's surface is called groundwa- ter.
4. In the second cup, slowly pour water into the cup until the water line is about one inch below the top of the sand/gravel. Look closely at this line created by the water. This line is called the water table. Water below the water table is called the saturation zone.
5. Now pretend that your pitcher of water is a large rain cloud and pour some more wa...ter into your second aquifer until the water table is about one half an inch below the surface of the gravel. Your groundwater supply has just been recharged This is what happens when it rains or snows and water infiltrates (or sinks) into the ground.
Optional Extension Use colored water or powdered drink mix to represent a source of groundwater contamina- tion . Sprinkle or pour the contamination on the top a cup filled with gravel and water. Sprinkle water (rain) on top of the gravel. Observe and discuss what happens.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Water that is located above ground, like rivers and lakes, is called surface water. Water be- low the ground's surface is called groundwa- ter.
4. In the second cup, slowly pour water into the cup until the water line is about one inch below the top of the sand/gravel. Look closely at this line created by the water. This line is called the water table. Water below the water table is called the saturation zone.
5. Now pretend that your pitcher of water is a large rain cloud and pour some more wa...ter into your second aquifer until the water table is about one half an inch below the surface of the gravel. Your groundwater supply has just been recharged This is what happens when it rains or snows and water infiltrates (or sinks) into the ground.
Optional Extension Use colored water or powdered drink mix to represent a source of groundwater contamina- tion . Sprinkle or pour the contamination on the top a cup filled with gravel and water. Sprinkle water (rain) on top of the gravel. Observe and discuss what happens.
What to read after Pesticide Newsletter 2005 May Vol 1 Issue 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana.Dept. of Agriculture to read onlineMoreLess
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