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Water Inquiry (Destructive Forces (Tsunamis (Tsunamis are tidal waves.,…
Water Inquiry
Destructive Forces
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Tornadoes
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Often referred to twisters, whirlwinds, or cyclones.
Tsunamis
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Caused by energy originating underwater, from a volcanic eruption, a submarine landslide, or most commonly, an earthquake on the ocean floor.
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Pollution
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When we throw a plastic bag into the ocean some turtles often mistaken the big plastic bag as a big jelly fish and swallow it. This can lead up to some serious heath problems.
When you let go of a ballon it floats so high up and it may look pretty at first, but you are polluting and soon it will pop and then maybe a sheep might think it is a beautiful yummy plant and it will eat it and die. So it is not that beautiful after all.
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Water Scarcity
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In 2025, the demand for water will be 40% higher than it is today.
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Marine Debris
Marine debris is anything solid and man-made in the ocean lakes, rivers, or ponds.
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Marine debris can be plastics, rubber, cloth, glass, metal, and paper litter.
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Waste Management
In the U.S alone, each and every person produces 31 pounds of garbage a week.
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Oil Spills
Usually happens when a vessel is traveling and it accidentally or intentionally releases oil into the ocean.