Water

7. A rock, sand, or gravel layer that can store and yield significant amounts of water.
9. A dynamic complex of plant, animal, and microorganisms
11. Composed of 3.5% dissolved salts by weight
12. Water stormed under the Earth’s surface
13. Low population densities and strong groundwater protection programs help maintain the high quality of drinking water.
14. The entire land area that drains water into a particular body of water such as a river, pond, lake, or ocean.

1. A significant regional ecosystem or community of plants and animals – forest, grassland, or desert.
2. 33% of Groundwater
3. Any inland body of water that is found in a topographic depression. Lakes are NOT reservoirs.
4. Generally defined as areas which are saturated by surface or groundwater
5. Created when deep snow recrystallizes due to the weight of overlying snow
6. Has a global distribution that comes in various forms
8. Is expensive and the cost are handed down to the consumer
10. human tolerance is 2%