HIGHLIGHTS HIGHLIGHTS
Chapter 6
 Ocean and Freshwater distribution over the Earth and hydrologic cycle
Surface Water 
Overland Flow
Runoff
Transpiration 
Evaporation and transpiration = evapotranspiration

Stomata 
Inter relationship of surface water and ground water. 
Soil Moisture 
	Infiltration    
	Percolation
           
            Gravity water
            Capillary water
      	    Hygroscopic water
Soil water budget 
           Precipitation
            POTET (potential evaporation and transpiration) 
            Moisture deficit
            Surplus

Look at maps on pages 188, 189 198, 200.
	Ground water
	Aquifer
	Aquiclude 
	Porosity of Aquifer
	Zone of saturation
	Water table
	Cone of depression
	Confined aquifer
	Artesian well
	Recharge of aquifer
	Ground water mining p. 202
	Collapsing aquifers and Ground subsidence p. 206
	Pollution of ground water
	Ground water movement
Effluent Conditions (gaining stream)
Influent Conditions  (losing stream)
Types of Aquifers in US  pg 100 fig 6.19
 
Sectors of water usage by a society
	1. Domestic 2. Agriculture  3. Industry  +4. Natural Habitat
Video of water demands and landscape changes in Western US

 
HIGHLIGHTS
Chapter 7
 
Climate vs. weather
 See table 7.1 and link knowledge learned in earlier chapters to think about climate types and locations
Climate classification 2 types
            Empirical
            Genetic 
 
Global climate patterns
Reading Climographs and how to interpret information 
 
Read/study General Characteristics and general locations of 
	Tropical Rain Forest climate
	Tropical monsoon Climate
	Tropical Savannah Climate
	Humid Sub-tropical Climate
	Mediterranean Climate
	Humid continental Climate
	Sub-Arctic Climates
	Desert Climates
	Steppe Climates
 
Be sure to study associated climographs and  on the maps to  understand the genetic reasons behind their location. 

Global Climate change 
 Paleoclimatology evidence  Ice core, pollen, lake sediments, tree ring, coral reefs

	Resulting scientific  analysis -
Record high global temps for Land masses and Sea for the last 2 decades
Record Co2 in atmosphere and gaining  3% annually since 2000