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2.1 - Climate
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A-level Geography G3 (Water) Mapa Mental sobre 2.1 - Climate, criado por RoryFlynn2 em 05-06-2013.
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2.1 - Climate
World precipitation - amount and distribution of rainfall
Hydrological cycle
The Murray-Darling Basin, Australia
West land use
Lowland plains <200m above sea level
Water diverted from dams/drainage basin for agricultural purposes and domestic use
Dams + Weirs to control flow of water
Agric covers 80% of basin
Uses 60% of total water assigned to irrigation in Aus
Mean rainfall - fluctuating + unpredictable
Avg temp rising - effect of climate change
Higher levels of evaporation
Salinity levels
Salinity of water increases downstream
During high flow water remains acceptable for drinking + irrigation
During low flow water is unacceptable
Has caused water levels to drop
Total flow at mouth reduced 60%
Without devpt - water passes through mouth 40% of time (1% without dev)
Current medium avail of water - 21,000 gl/yr
Millennium drought
Large increase in salinity + salt build up
In 20-30 yrs - river will be dry due to climate change
Lima, Peru
1/4 of population has no water access (8 mill)
Have spent 45yrs without water + sanitation
Contaminated water - 3.5 thousand families lose a child per yr
Temp is rising - Glaciers melting + retreating
Since 1930s - 30% disappeared
River levels drop
Water is dirty +undrinkable
1/4 of 13 million total pop live in Lima
Dependent on rivers from glaciers in Andes
Low river levels cause crisis for hydroelectric power
Main power source - 80%
Rivers depleted by over-extraction
15m cubed collected per second
Lima needs 21m cubed to be sustainable
Needs controlling
In smaller settlements water is more scarce
Cost goes up
$14 per weeks' worth
14x more than people on taps
Access to water is difficult
Restrictions = decline in standards of living + change in routine
Increased rural - urban transmigration
Immigration increased pressure on water demand
Poor sewage systems - unhygienic
'Peruvians without water'
Pressure group on govt to improve water access
2006 protests during govt elections
151 projects promised - after 3 yrs only 4 complete
'Fog catchers' - traps fog + converts into water
Cost $1500 with donations
Supplies 200 litres of water per day
Tighter community formed -Teamwork
Tessa is AMAZING!!!!! :)
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