About 800,000 water wells are drilled each year in the U.S. for domestic, farming, commercial, and water testing purposes.
Water moves in a continous cyle called the water cycle. The water cycle allows the water on earth to move from one form to another, being recycled and reused. Would you believe that we have the same amunt of water on earth today as we did when the dinosaurs were around? That is a lot of recycling.
Now let’s take a look to see how the water cycle works. First of all, let me explain that water comes in different forms such as liquid water, solid water (ice), and water as a gas (vapor).
Let us walk you through the steps of The Water Cycle. Just use the mouse to point to the area you're interested in.
As you see, the water continues to recycle itself. That’s why it’s important to protect the water we have on earth today. Be an active participant in your community and stop pollution from entering our source water.
