Across
- 3. liveability factors that can be measured and compared
- 7. water evaprates from plants, mainly the leaves
- 8. when the sun heats the water on the surface of the Earth and turns it to water vapour
- 9. resources that do not run out, no matter how much we use them
- 12. water located under the Earth's surface
- 13. water vapour that cools and becomes small drops of water
- 14. natural water that is not salt water, including icebergs, lakes, rivers, ponds and streams
- 16. liveability factors based on personal feelings or opinions
Down
- 1. water droplets in the clouds that join together and fall to the ground as rain, hail or snow
- 2. the amount of freshwater needed to create a product or food item
- 4. precipitation that flows off the soil and into rivers, lakes and oceans
- 5. the lack of freshwater resources to meet the standard water emand
- 6. water that is hidden in products
- 10. when a place does not receive enough rainfall over time
- 11. resource that is only available in limited amounts - once it it is used it won't come back
- 15. resource that will naturally renew itself if we do not use it too quickly