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Water consumption
Geography; Physical geography
The complete removal of water from some type of source, like groundwater, for some use by humans. This water is not returned to the source. Compare with water withdrawal.
Water withdrawal
Geography; Physical geography
The removal of water from some type of source, like groundwater, for some use by humans. The water is subsequently returned some period of time later after its is used. The quality of the returned ...
Virus
Geography; Physical geography
Is a fragment of DNA or RNA that depends on the infection of host cells for their reproduction. They are not cells. Viruses are thought to parts of the genetic code found in either eukaryote or ...
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs)
Geography; Physical geography
Organic molecules that are mainly composed of carbon and hydrogen atoms (hydrocarbons). The most common volatile organic compound release into the atmosphere is methane. Involved in the formation of ...
Volatilization
Geography; Physical geography
The process where a solid or liquid substance is converted into a gas.
Volcanic pipe
Geography; Physical geography
A dyke reaches the surface of the Earth. Also called volcanic neck.