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pepyto

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How much water is in the human water cycle each year? How much of that is used and then immediately returned,
  unchanged, to the hydrologic cycle?


 
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What is the human water cycle?
 
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Reply #1 on: Jul 21, 2018
Answer to Question 1

About 700 cubic miles of water annually. Almost all of it is returned unchanged to the natural water cycle. Some
water is permanently removed by mining and drilling operations



Answer to Question 2

The human water cycle is the process by which people remove water from the natural water cycle, use it, and return
almost all of it to the natural water cycle.



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