Rain is the ultimate source of fresh water. With the ground area
around houses and buildings being cemented, particularly in
cities and towns, rainwater, which runs off from terraces and
roofs, was draining into low-lying areas and not percolating into
the soil. Thereby, precious rainwater is squandered, as it is
drained into the sea eventually.
Many people which catch rain as it falls in rain barrels.
The Red Cedar Tree has been harvested almost to extinction in rain forests all over the world.
They farmed and harvested their own food, and filtered rain water.
these are people who cut down trees for money and furniture.
it could kill humans and if there is no rain no water or supplies
A period of time with no rain is called a drought. It can negatively impact agriculture, water supply, and overall ecosystems.
Well, it damages the roots that absorb nutrients from the plant
Yes, Belgium does experience acid rain. This is primarily due to air pollution resulting from industrial activities and transportation emissions that release sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides into the atmosphere, which can then combine with water vapor to form acid rain. Efforts have been made to reduce these emissions and mitigate the impact of acid rain in Belgium.
Rain can help remove CFCs from the atmosphere by acting as a natural cleanser. When CFC molecules are exposed to rain, they can react with water and break down into less harmful compounds that are eventually washed out of the atmosphere.
Because rain water is dirty water. The sun evaporates water from the sea, oceans, rivers and lakes. The water goes into the air and transform into clouds. Then the clouds warm up, the water falls back to the Earth as rain. Rain water does not taste nice because of the salt in the water. Rain water also contains chemicals that may have been in the water such as fuels and solvents. By catching rain water on your tongue, believe it or not, you are drinking the urine of sea creatures.
Yes
Possible reasons for rice not being harvested in China could include adverse weather conditions such as heavy rain or drought, labor shortages due to urban migration, or disruptions in the supply chain caused by economic or political factors. Additionally, land degradation or pollution could also impact rice productivity.