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Todd Moore
yes humans impact the water cycle.

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Marine pollution is a growing problem in today's world. Our ocean is being flooded with two main types of pollution: chemicals and trash. ... This type of pollution occurs when human activities, notably the use of fertilizer on farms, lead to the runoff of chemicals into waterways that ultimately flow into the ocean. -National Geographic Society

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Humans impact the water system because they throw trash in the water which pollutes the ocean & becomes a threat to sea life populations

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humans impact the water system.

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we can simply stop littering, educate our friends & family & also volunteer to help clean the water.

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Humans impact the water system because they throw trash and other harmful things in the water

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We can try to collect all of the stuff out the water and make it useful in the world, also we can try to be more cleaner and get others to help out.

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This shows what we are doing to the water and fish in the water and the sad part is we dont even know or care that we are doing it

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My evidence shows that humans do care about the ocean and the collection of water because we throw anything in the water and expect it to just disappear and not build up.

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This shows the dirt and things that are in the water that will eventually build up more and more and hurt fish,people and other things.

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Humans impact the pollution because if humans through trash or do other things that hurts the water or fish that means it will eventually start us.

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we do these a

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yes, we do all the time.

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Yes we do cause we waste a lot of water on really nothing sometimes and we dirty up the water which shows if we wasnt here then water would be lasting way more.

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humans destroying trees and using all the water upn is messing up the evaporation process

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Yes, humans impact the water cycle. We can address the damage we've done by

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Yes we impact the water system. We can address this by using our water less. We need to stop wasting water and use a amount we need only a certain time

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deforestation impacts the water cycle because when we cut down the trees we stop the flow of infiltration and ground water and if one of the water cycle functions stop then the whole cycle won't work

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Recycle a lot more products and not dump landfill in the water. Landfill can affect our water and the animals in the water.

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Things like deforestation negatively impact the water system because forests and trees are a big part of the water cycle because of transpiration, so if you are cutting all the forests down, you're messing that up.

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This is what deforestation looks like and it is damaging our ecosystem and earth.

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using too much water during the day

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We impact the water cycle because of deforestation.

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There are solutions towards the damage we have done. We could stop destroying things that are apart of the water cycle

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Without good water we wouldn't be able to survive as a community, and we damage a lot of parts in the water cycle.

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usin to much or to little

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Pollution in the water and how it affects the water and also the air when the water gets evaporated

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Humans negatively impact the water cycle by destroying trees, water pollution, air pollution, messing up good soil with chemicals and heating up the atmosphere too much

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I say this cause if humans aint exist there would be way more water and way less pollution which shows how big humans impact on the water system is.

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Yes the water system is impacted due to human activity, which includes pollution, and climate change.

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Humans impact the water cycle by using too much water, polluting the water, deforestation, ect.

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Water pollution is a common thing from humans and it affects drinking water.

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We impact the water cycle in many ways, like for cooking cleaning drinking containing it and selling it, which takes away from the cycle

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Yes, us humans impact the water cycle in numerous ways.

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Humans may effect the water cycle by destroying abiotic and biotic things from the water cycle.

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Humans affect the water cycle in many ways. We can reverse this damage by learning what we need to do to help out.

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It shows because of us it isnt raining as much in certain
places as it should

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we impact the water cycle by destroying forest which help with transperation

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Yes because the water system usually has a slight change due to man machines and what we d to water/with water.

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Yes we do, we can address the damage we have done by looking at  the different things we use water for, then look at how we can slow down on how much we use it.

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Humans impact the water cycle in many ways. For example when people litter their trash can get into lakes, oceans, and our rivers. That can be bad for us and we won't have clean water.

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Humans need water to live and we would have to get that water from somewhere which would affect the water system. Also a lot of humans are careless and throw garbage anywhere which causes pollution and impacts the water system.

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Humans destroy the water cycle by destroying trees

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they affect it by cuz we use alot of water and stuff idk

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The increase of wild fires show how dry forest are because it isnt raining alot

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Humans can damage and effect the water cycle by many many ways. The most known way is by large scale on sea levels and climate. A large scale of humans manipulation of water has significant

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humans are causing pollution making global warming happen faster, making water evaporate more than its supposed to.

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Yes us humans impact the water cycle.

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Yes we do impact the water system. We can address the damage that we've done by trying to change our ways.

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yes, we as humans we do impact the water cycle.

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yes, we as humans we do impact the water cycle.

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Humans impact the water cycle by adding to water pollution with excessive use of pesticides, radioactive waste, ect.

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Yes we definetely do affect the water system.

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Humans do effect the water system.we can address it by using less water

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Human can damage the water cycle. Humans destroy trees making the evaporation process a little slower, since one of the steps in the water cycles has something to do with trees and plants

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Humans affect the water cycle by Deforestation. This is affecting the transpiration part of the water cycle . It lowers the percentage of water vapor we get from plants.

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Yes we do, we can address the damage we have done by looking at  the different things we use water for, then look at how we can slow down on how much we use it.

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Yes, we do all the time.  We can address it by looking at the damage we've done and try to reverse it or fix it entirely. 

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Yes, we do all the time.  We can address it by looking at the damage we've done and try to reverse it or fix it entirely. 

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Jerry