____ 3. Find the location of the landform and write the location below the name of the landform (5 pts). ____ 4. Find out what external and internal forces are involved in the creation and change of your landform. On the diagram, list and define those forces (25 pts). ____ 5. Neatness and accuracy (20 pts). ____ 6.
The waters of the Everglades ecosystem support agriculture and provide drinking water for south Florida. The wetlands improve water quality by filtering out pollutants and absorbing excess nutrients, replenish aquifers, and reduce flooding.riginally, the Greater Everglades Ecosystem had a large diversity of habitats connected by wetlands and water bodies. Since the 1800's, human actions have been altering the Everglades landscape. Water diversions and flood control projects cut water flows and connections between wetlands throughout the Everglades.
The Water Cycle. The water cycle is a cycle that describes the use, storage, and recycling process of water on Earth. It is arguably the most important of all the cycles because the way water is spread across the globe and redistributed is critical to life on our planet. A very basic explanation of the water cycle is that the majority of water is stored in our oceans. With added energy from the sun, much of that liquid water turns into gas, or water vapor, and is absorbed by the atmosphere in a process called evaporation.