The amount
of fresh water in our planet astonishingly low, this process starts with
evaporation, which takes place due to high temperatures were the water from
lakes or seas evaporates and reaches
clouds, where it cools and condensates and turns into liquid again. The last
process is called precipitation, where the water reaches the ground again, the
most common form of precipitation is rain.
The water isn’t distributed equally around the world, there are
countries which are water rich and countries which are water poor. The water
rich countries may have lots of land to fall on; they may have great rivers
flowing through them or underground water reserves which are able to supply
them effectively. Water poor countries
are mostly deserts with very few water sources. They most probably don’t have
rivers or underground water reserves that they can use. They can also be small
countries were there isn’t enough land to retain the water. This shows you that
water isn’t always where you need it.
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Valentín, this is a good description of the functioning of the water cycle and of water distribution. It would be great if you also gave your opinion about the problem of water as I have asked you.
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