DISTRIBUTION AND AVAILABILITY OF USABLE WATER - 3B by Miss Carla

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catkins — 2015-06-09 13:30:29 UTC

GROUP 4: DISTRIBUTION OF WATER IN PERU

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GROUP 3: DISTRIBUTION OF WATER IN THE WORLD.

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GROUP 2: ICE CAPS, GLACIERS, RIVERS AND LAKES.

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GROUP 1: GROUNDWATER

catkins — 2015-06-09 13:30:29 UTC

Matias Montiel/ For how long does water stayed underground?

2015-06-15 13:21:11 UTC

Deep enough into the groundwater stays there for a really long time sum up the water stored in the deepest part of aquifer has been for thousand years.

Mariano Falcón /How much water per day should a person really use

2015-06-15 13:21:20 UTC

Every person must use 50 liters per day. Acording to Organization Mundial De La Salud and we use 250 liters daily that is too much.

Ignacio Farfan/¿Cuales son los trabajos para las personas sin acceso a agua limpia en lima?

2015-06-15 13:21:28 UTC

las fuentes alternativas son: acequias, pozos, camiónes cisterna o redes de Sedapal.

Luciana Caballero/How glaciers are formed ?

2015-06-15 13:21:35 UTC

For a glacier ice to form, the amount of snow in a pack must grow over a long period of time, meaning that snow fall must exceed ablation each year summer, spring, fall, winter, over 50 years. Meltwater from surface snow percolates to the base of snowpack ,after two ore more years, snow near to the surface of the pack condenses, forming small, spherical bits of ice and snow know as firn. Over time, more firn continues to become more dense, until it forms ice. Glacier ice has been formed!

Valentina Vida/Which are the areas or districts in Lima with less access to water

2015-06-15 13:21:36 UTC

Carabayllo19,3%;Comas 7,3%;Ate 0,6%; Cieneguilla17,2% ; El Agustino 13,3% ; San Martin de Porres 1,1% ; La Molina 0,4%.

Johan Chang/Where is the majority of glaciers located?

2015-06-15 13:21:58 UTC

They are found in cold regions where snow does not melt like the North pole, South pole, Canada and many more countries.

Analucia Higa/What is the right amout of water, according to OMS, for a person to use daily?

2015-06-15 13:22:14 UTC

La OMS recomienda que cada persona use diariamente 50 litros de agua para satisfacer todas las necesidades de consumo e higiene.

Camila Masias /Mention 10 different ways of wasting fresh water?

2015-06-15 13:22:21 UTC

Se pierde el agua potable por fugas en las redes, falta de mantenimiento, por uso clandestino, falta de medición en pueblos, tomando duchas largas,, dejar el caño corriendo el agua cuando te cepillas, lavando el auto en mucho tiempo, dejar la manguera abierta mucho tiempo, no gasten mucha agua en parques públicos..

Gabriel Osorio / Do glaciers move ? why?

2015-06-15 13:22:38 UTC

Glaciers can advance if snow accumulation exceeds ablation at the ice front or if the glacier, is between 60 and 90 meters in height, laminar flow may occur. Glaciers may also surge 40 to meters per day due to increased snowfall or earthquakes. If snowfall equals ablation the ice front stalls.

Maria Fernanda Duffoo/what are the regions where people consume more water?

2015-06-15 13:22:39 UTC

China: 1,368,001 millones de metros cúbicos al año.
Uso: doméstico, industria, cereales, carne, otros (leche, huevos, frutas, aceites, azúcar, plástico, entre otros)

India: 1,144,605 millones de metros cúbicos al año.
Uso: cereales, carnes, otros.

Estados Unidos: 821,354 millones de metros cúbicos al año. Uso: industria, cereales, carne, otros.

Brasil: 355, 374 millones de metros cúbicos al año.
Uso: cereales, carne, otros.

Rusia: 270,490 millones de metros cúbicos al año. Uso: cereales, carne, otros.

Indonesia: 232,239 millones de metros cúbicos al año.
Uso: cereales y otros.

Pakistán: 199,429 millones de metros cúbicos al año.
Uso: cereales y otros.

México: 197,425 millones de metros cúbicos al año.
Uso: cereales, carne, otros.

Japón: 174,779 millones de metros cúbicos al año. Uso: industria, cereales, carne, otros.

Nigeria: 157,336 millones de metros cúbicos al año.
Uso: cereales y otros.

Ariana Rodríguez/How many people in the world have no acess to clean water?

2015-06-15 13:23:02 UTC

Más de 500 millones de personas alrededor del mundo no tienen acceso a agua potable, la mayoría de los cuales viven por fuera de áreas urbanas, según la organización de caridad WaterAid. Esta organización en su informe presentó algunas de las dificultades que se enfrentan la gente por la falta del líquido. “Hoy en día 663 millones de personas globalmente viven sin agua potable y la mayoría de ellos -552 millones – viven en áreas rurales”, dice el informe. Entre los países más afectados por esta sequía está Mozambique, Malawi y Madagascar donde 14 millones de personas padecieron por la grave escasez de alimentos en 2016

Ariana Camacho/How do people and communities get water from the ground?

2015-06-15 13:23:23 UTC

Through the wells.

Lucia Quijada / How can you encourage an aproppriate use of water?

2015-06-15 13:23:37 UTC

1. Bañándome en 5 min.

2.-Cerrar el caño cuando no lo usas.

3.-No arrojar basura al río.

4.-No dejar correr el agua mientras te cepillas los dientes.

5.-No arrojar desperdicios al inodoro, porque se atora.

Camilla Palacios/Cual es la principal fuente de agua para la ciudad de lima

2015-06-15 13:24:05 UTC

Los siguientes ríos: Rimac , Chillon , Surco , Lurin .

Silvana Bocanegra/What is groundwater?

2015-06-15 13:27:04 UTC

Groundwater is water that cramps in the tiny gaps between rocks, soil and sediments under the ground.

Mia Wong / From the word´s usable water, how much goes to agriculture, industrial and domestic use?

2015-06-15 13:28:21 UTC

for agriculture 70%

for industrial 22%

for daily life 10 % water

1.7 billon galons of potable Water dily.

Saori Meza /Why does the water stay underground ?

2015-06-15 13:28:44 UTC

Because , groundwater fills the spaces between soil particles and fractured rock beneath the earth's surface .

Ariana Camacho / What is a well?

2015-06-15 13:34:00 UTC

Basically a well is a hole drilled into the ground to access water contained in an aquifer. A pipe and a pump are used to pull water out of the ground, and a screen filters out untwanted particles that could clog the pipe. Wells come in different shapes and sizes, depending on the type of material the well is drilled into and how much water is being pumped out. People in the united states use indibidual or privated wells to supply water for their families.

Alain Choy / What are the consequences of using unclean (contaminated) water?

2015-06-15 13:35:57 UTC

Some of effects of drinking contaminated water can be inmediadly , or not noticed for many years. These inclued gastrointestinal and stomach illinesses like: naucea, vomit, carmps and diarroea.

Bianca Oie/ what is an AQUIFER?

2015-06-16 16:00:10 UTC

Is a layer underground that keeps water inside . And it can be big or small.

Joaquin del rosario/How is the water distributed in PERU

2015-06-16 16:00:37 UTC

In the sierra and jungle of Peru is the 98% of the water resources, and in the coast of Peru is the 2% the city of Lima is located in a desertic zone, no rainfal.

Luciana Guevara / What is a lake?

2015-06-16 16:00:59 UTC

A lake is a body of water that is surrounded by land. There are millions of lakes in the world.

Matias Montiel / How much do we depend on groundwater?

2015-06-16 16:01:43 UTC

Groundwater supplies drinking water for 51% of the U.S. population and 99% of the rural population. Groundwater helps grow our food 64% of groundwater is used for irrigation to grow crops. Groundwater is an important component in many industrial processes.Groundwater is a source of recharge for lakes, rivers and wetlands.

Renzo Soverina / What are the regions in the world with water supply problems?

2015-06-16 16:01:46 UTC

All Africa, South Australia and North Asia (China).
So these are some countries that have lack of usable water:

Ana Paula Morales/Explain what "not healthy water " is, and the consequences of drinking it?

2015-06-16 16:02:17 UTC

It is something no good. When people drink contaminated water they can have diarrea and stomach infections or infections in the kidneys and bladder.

Bianca/how does the groundwater keep water in it?

2015-06-16 16:09:30 UTC

The ground absorves the water and the water pases through the spaces that makes the rocks and it accumulates water, the name of the layer is aquifer.

Ana Paula Morales/What is the nameof the public company that manges usable water in Lima?

2015-06-16 16:19:29 UTC

The name of the public company that manges that manges usablewater is Sedapal.

Deborah Mabrich / how rivers are formed?

2015-06-16 16:25:06 UTC

A natural stream of water flowing constantly and will lead to another, at a lake or at sea.

Luciana Guevara/ How are lakes formed ?

2015-06-16 16:29:04 UTC

Many lakes are formed with glaciers, when the glaciers melted, water filled those depressions, forming lakes.

Deborah Mabrich / Wat is a river?

2015-06-16 16:54:27 UTC

A river is a natural stream of water that has a current. A river forms from water moving from a higher