Environmental AffairsLesson 2: What everyone is or should be talking about: WaterWater Q&A: Water useIn this section you will build up your knowledge about water use. You'll discover answers to these questions: * What is most of the freshwater in the U.S. used for? * Which states use the most water? * Which states irrigated the most? * Where did this water come from and how was it used? * How much water is used to produce power in the U.S.? * Does the U.S. produce any power using steam energy? * What about hydroelectric power? * Water is used for "fish farming?" The U.S. grows fish? * Is saline water used for anything? * How important is ground water? To explore the answers go to http://ga.water.usgs.gov/edu/mqanda.html Afterwards, test yourself through a simple test on “What are some of the physical and chemical properties of water?" Find the test at: http://ga.water.usgs.gov/edu/sc3.html LessonsLesson 1: Introduction to key environmental issues today Lesson 2: What everyone is or should be talking about: Water
• Water Q&A: Water use
Lesson 3: Linkages between the air (and other things) we breathe, housing and business Lesson 4: Linkages between environment and economy – Lesson 5: Business, Industry and Transportation, all gasping for air Lesson 6: Malaysia - Economic aspirations in conflict with democratic expectations and environmental concerns Lesson 7: Deserts never sleep Lesson 8: Environmental Information and Understanding as the basis for change
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