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exam3:part1

how does karst topography form, and what type of bed rock is usually involved in this process?
widespread collapse of large undergroud cave networks, limestone is most ccommon
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how does karst topography form, and what type of bed rock is usually involved in this process? widespread collapse of large undergroud cave networks, limestone is most ccommon
What are the six major reservoirs of water in the hydrologic cycle on earth? Oceans glaciers, shallow groundwater, fresh lakes/ streams, salty lakes/streams atmosphere
approximately what percent of the earth's total water is accessible and usable by humans as drinking water? 1%
Whar are the major problems with surface water and groundwater in tioga county? Surfacewater- impermeable soils, steep slopes
Groundwater- slow moving, poor quality water
approximately how much of the us water supply currently comes from the groundwater? 50%
What two states have the highest ratio of ground water withdrawal compared to recharge? TX and OK
What is the difference between a confined aquifer and an unconfined aquifer? uconfined aquifer- open to surface flow
confined aquifer- isolated from surface flow by some barrier
What are two reasons that could cause the level of the water table to drop in a region? Pumping exceeds the rate of change
Darcy's law is used to determine the volume of grouwater flow based on what three factors? permeability, vertical drop, flow distance

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