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Animals including humans need oxygen to live . we breathe in oxygen and breathe out Carbon Dioxide. There are also air pockets in soils and water that help living things

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Zachary Jennings : Cibola National Forest is the closest national forest to us. The Cibola National Forest has an elevation of  5,000-11,301 feet. The Cibolla National Forest is 1,625,542 acres in size. The trees include spruce-fir, white fir, and western softwoods.

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soil cheyanne

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Meg wilson
bald cypress
black walnut
Chinese pistache
dogwood, flowering
dogwood, rough leaf
eastern redcedar
elm, lacebark

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Norman gets their water from well fields, Lake thunderbird , and from OKC. 40 percent of Oks what is they only source that contains chromium . The city mostly uses Lake Thunderbird. http://www.oudaily.com/news/study-shows-that-norman-drinking-water-contains-high-levels-of/article_6eb75046-85c6-11e6-87c3-23d8abf67181.html

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NRCS SOILS:
Coastal Plain soils are light colored, acid, and sandy with clay-loam to clay subsoils developed mostly on sandstones under pine-oak (east) and oak-hickory (west) forests.

soil surveys of nearly all 77 Oklahoma counties.

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Soil is the foundation of basic ecosystem function

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centuries after humans innovated beyond burning wood as the most efficient way to create energy, we started using nearly 4 billion cubic cm each year! thats not good!!!

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1. Histosols - this soil is organic and wet

2. Vertisols - Shrink and swell

3. Spodosols - They are very sandy and acidic.

4. Sand - Consists of small particles of rock and mineral

5. Oxisols - weathered soils of subtropical and tropical environments

6. Mollisols - Grasslands

https://www.soils4teachers.org/lessons-and-activities/teachers-guide/world-soils

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The reason soil is red in Oklahoma is because it is rich in iron.

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NRCS SOILS:

Coastal Plain soils are light colored, acid, and sandy with clay-loam to clay subsoils developed mostly on sandstones under pine-oak (east) and oak-hickory (west) forests.

soil surveys of nearly all 77 Oklahoma counties.

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Zachary Jennings : Cibola National Forest is the closest national forest to us. The Cibola National Forest has an elevation of  5,000-11,301 feet. The Cibolla National Forest is 1,625,542 acres in size. The trees include spruce-fir, white fir, and western softwoods.

https://www.nationalforests.org/our-forests/find-a-forest/cibola-national-forest

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Soils are named and classified on the basis of physical and chemical properties in their layers. "Soil Taxonomy" uses color, texture, structure, and other properties of the surface two meters to key the soil into a classification system to help people use soil information.

NRCS SOILS

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Are certain types of trees used for certain things?
Certain trees, like Copernicia prunifera is used for things like carnauba wax, and since carnauba wax is hypoallergenic it can also be used for foods.

https://www.americanforests.org/blog/7-everyday-items-made-from-trees/

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The closest forest in Oklahoma is Lake Thunderbird State Park. This is located at 35.2384433,-97.250619,1875.

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Find local businesses, view maps and get driving directions in Google Maps.

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Good soils require pore space for air and water and drainage; a balance of nutrients; good structure; humus, living creatures.

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The water in Oklahoma City comes from lakes Overholser, Hefner, Draper, Canton, and McGee Creek.

https://www.okc.gov/departments/utilities/about-your-tap-water/water-supply-sources

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Norman drinking water reuses groundwater. They also get their water from a well and they only uses 40% of water from the well.
•https://www.epa.gov/standards-water-body-health/what-are-water-quality-standards

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• Norman gets their water from these resources: Oklahoma City, Lake Thunderbird, and a well field. The well provides 40 percent of Oklahoma’s water,  is the only source of the three that contains chromium.

(Chromium is an odorless, tasteless, metallic element, and is found naturally in rocks, plants, soil/volcanic dust, and animals)

https://www.epa.gov/standards-water-body-health/what-are-water-quality-standards

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Soils are complex mixtures of minerals, water, air, organic matter, and countless organisms that are the decaying remains of once-living things. Soil is the most important thing.

wedsite
what is soil . com

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Some common types of soil are

1. Alfisols - moderately leaching soils often found in temperate forests.

2. Andisols - soils formed in volcanic ash.

3. Aridisols - desert soil.

4. Entisols - soil with little or no morphological (horizon) devilment.

5. Gelisols - soils with permafrost.

https://www.soils4teachers.org/lessons-and-activities/teachers-guide/world-soils

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They use color structure texture to classify soil. There are 70,000 types of soil in the us. The four main types of soil are sandy, clay, silt, and loam. In Oklahoma you can find clay soil and sandy soil.

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Cleveland has dangerous chemicals in their water than any other county
•http://www.oudaily.com/news/study-shows-that-norman-drinking-water-contains-high-levels-of/article_6eb75046-85c6-11e6-87c3-23d8abf67181.html