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What is water that flows in streams s and river into the oceans and lakes?
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What is water that flows in streams and river and into the oceans and lakes?
Runoff
What is water that flows into streams and river into the oceans and lakes?
Runoff
What is called the water flows in streams and river into the oceans and lakes?
moats
What is a large stream of moving water that flows through the oceans is called?
A current. A rotating current is called a gyre.
Water that flows in the stream s and river into the oceans and lakes?
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Did New Mexico have oceans or rivers and extra?
Oceans, no; the Rio Grande flows through New Mexico.
A large stream of water that flows through the oceans is called?
An ocean current.
How do you use the word streamed in a sentence?
The boys enjoy fishing in the lakes and streams in Northern Wisconsin. The teacher's joke was met with streams of laughter. After the water streams through the pipes, it flows into the sink.
How did DDT get into lakes and oceans?
When DDT is applied to soil, water or other materials it does not decompose or biodegrade rapidly. As consequence it is slowly washed out with the water flows into groundwater or surface flows into streams. These flows eventually reach lakes and oceans with the DDT content still intact. The biggest problem was the over application of DDT which exceeded the absorptive capacity of the environment leaving a surplus to become mobile in water flows.
Why does water flow in rivers and streams?
Water flows in rivers and streams due to the force of gravity pulling it downhill. The water follows the path of least resistance, moving from higher elevations to lower elevations, creating the flow that we see in rivers and streams.
What is rainwater that has not evaporated or soaked into the ground and flows over earth's surface into rivers streams and oceans?
Rainwater that has not evaporated or soaked into the ground is known as surface runoff. This water flows over the Earth's surface, eventually making its way into rivers, streams, and oceans. Surface runoff is an important component of the water cycle, as it helps transport nutrients and sediments, but it can also lead to erosion and water pollution if not managed properly.
