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The above paleolakes indicate a time when the southwestern United State had giant lakes across the landscape. Head out to the area! You can see actual "bathtub rings," old water lines, across the mountains. It is amazing to imagine being in a valley where you would be under water in the past. For your discussion, watch the 85-minute documentary PBS Documentary, Cadillac Desert, Volume 1. Mulholland's Dream based on the book by Marc Reisner. Be sure to watch all 9 parts for a total of 85-minutes. The links are under the module on the Home Page. It is the page under RESOURCES titles: Cadillac Desert, Vol. 1, Mulholland's Dream The most important part of the documentary is the last ten minutes and it gives the beginning and middle extra meaning. Share your thoughts about what you learned in at least five complete sentences. Discussion Question: Glacial (or Ice) and Periglacial Landscapes A+ The Ice and Glaciers chapter focuses on the Cryosphere, the ice on our planet. I always find it interesting to consider the Earth's Hydrologic Cycle, our water in all of the different phases: solid ice, liquid water, and water vapor (a gas). In place number one for the majority of the World's water, we have the oceans. In place number two, we have ice. Neither one is available to us for drinking water at this point. Amazingly enough, in place number three is groundwater before lakes and streams. Water has led to many problems in the history of California, the United States, and even the world. Nevada Idaho B) at Flats el Mone Lake Arizona Severe Dry Lake (c) Mono Lake, tufa towers

The above paleolakes indicate a time when the southwestern United State had giant lakes across the landscape. Head out to the area! You can see actual "bathtub rings," old water lines, across the mountains. It is amazing to imagine being in a valley where you would be under water in the past. For your discussion, watch the 85-minute documentary PBS Documentary, Cadillac Desert, Volume 1. Mulholland's Dream based on the book by Marc Reisner. Be sure to watch all 9 parts for a total of 85-minutes. The links are under the module on the Home Page. It is the page under RESOURCES titles: Cadillac Desert, Vol. 1, Mulholland's Dream The most important part of the documentary is the last ten minutes and it gives the beginning and middle extra meaning. Share your thoughts about what you learned in at least five complete sentences. Discussion Question: Glacial (or Ice) and Periglacial Landscapes A+ The Ice and Glaciers chapter focuses on the Cryosphere, the ice on our planet. I always find it interesting to consider the Earth's Hydrologic Cycle, our water in all of the different phases: solid ice, liquid water, and water vapor (a gas). In place number one for the majority of the World's water, we have the oceans. In place number two, we have ice. Neither one is available to us for drinking water at this point. Amazingly enough, in place number three is groundwater before lakes and streams. Water has led to many problems in the history of California, the United States, and even the world. Nevada Idaho B) at Flats el Mone Lake Arizona Severe Dry Lake (c) Mono Lake, tufa towers

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
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The above paleolakes indicate a time when the southwestern United State had giant lakes across the landscape. Head out to the area! You can see actual "bathtub rings," old water lines, across the mountains. It is amazing to imagine being in a valley where you would be under water in the past. For your discussion, watch the 85-minute documentary PBS Documentary, Cadillac Desert, Volume 1. Mulholland's Dream based on the book by Marc Reisner. Be sure to watch all 9 parts for a total of 85-minutes. The links are under the module on the Home Page. It is the page under RESOURCES titles: Cadillac Desert, Vol. 1, Mulholland's Dream The most important part of the documentary is the last ten minutes and it gives the beginning and middle extra meaning. Share your thoughts about what you learned in at least five complete sentences.
Transcribed Image Text:The above paleolakes indicate a time when the southwestern United State had giant lakes across the landscape. Head out to the area! You can see actual "bathtub rings," old water lines, across the mountains. It is amazing to imagine being in a valley where you would be under water in the past. For your discussion, watch the 85-minute documentary PBS Documentary, Cadillac Desert, Volume 1. Mulholland's Dream based on the book by Marc Reisner. Be sure to watch all 9 parts for a total of 85-minutes. The links are under the module on the Home Page. It is the page under RESOURCES titles: Cadillac Desert, Vol. 1, Mulholland's Dream The most important part of the documentary is the last ten minutes and it gives the beginning and middle extra meaning. Share your thoughts about what you learned in at least five complete sentences.
Discussion Question: Glacial (or Ice) and Periglacial Landscapes A+ The Ice and Glaciers chapter focuses on the Cryosphere, the ice on our planet. I always find it interesting to consider the Earth's Hydrologic Cycle, our water in all of the different phases: solid ice, liquid water, and water vapor (a gas). In place number one for the majority of the World's water, we have the oceans. In place number two, we have ice. Neither one is available to us for drinking water at this point. Amazingly enough, in place number three is groundwater before lakes and streams. Water has led to many problems in the history of California, the United States, and even the world. Nevada Idaho B) at Flats el Mone Lake Arizona Severe Dry Lake (c) Mono Lake, tufa towers
Transcribed Image Text:Discussion Question: Glacial (or Ice) and Periglacial Landscapes A+ The Ice and Glaciers chapter focuses on the Cryosphere, the ice on our planet. I always find it interesting to consider the Earth's Hydrologic Cycle, our water in all of the different phases: solid ice, liquid water, and water vapor (a gas). In place number one for the majority of the World's water, we have the oceans. In place number two, we have ice. Neither one is available to us for drinking water at this point. Amazingly enough, in place number three is groundwater before lakes and streams. Water has led to many problems in the history of California, the United States, and even the world. Nevada Idaho B) at Flats el Mone Lake Arizona Severe Dry Lake (c) Mono Lake, tufa towers
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