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The process of evaporation from plants is called transpiration. (In other words, it’s like plants sweating.)�

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As water (in the form of gas) rises higher in the atmosphere, it starts to cool and become a liquid again. This process is called condensation. When a large amount of water vapor condenses, it results in the formation of clouds.

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When the water in the clouds gets too heavy, the water falls back to the earth. This is called precipitation.

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Evaporation

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Condensation

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Precipitation

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Transpiration

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Source of Energy

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Evaporation

The vapor rises

Condensation

The Clouds form

Precipitation

The rain falls

Transpiration

The movement through plants

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Ground Water

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WATER SCARCITY IN INDIA�

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DRINKING WATER SCARCITY

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R a i n w a t e r H a r v e s t i n g

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  • WE CAN SAVE WATER BY RAIN HARVESTING

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We can send rain water direct to the well

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We can send water to ground through hand pumps

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Conserve Every Drop of Water

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Every drop of water is precious.

  • Let us think before turning on our water taps.

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Take Short Showers instead of baths everyday.

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Turn off the tap while brushing teeth, soaping hands and shaving.

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Fix any dripping tap immediately.

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Wash dishes in a basin rather than under running water

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Avoid flushing unnecessarily.

  • Check for water leaks in your home regularly.

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Do laundry with a full load.

  • Run washing machine with full loads on alternative days instead of running it with half load daily.

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Reuse water

  • Reuse water after washing fruits and vegetables for watering your plants.

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My Placard using seeds.

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Daily Water Saved Per Family�(Litres)

      

Cut each shower by 2 minutes

96

      

Turn off the tap while brushing teeth, soaping hands and shaving

26

      

Wash vegetables and fruit in a basin rather than under running water

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Wash dishes in a basin rather than under running water

28

      

Run washing machine with full loads on alternative days instead of running it with half load daily.

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Take short showers instead of baths (assume each member would take a bath once a week)

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Total

228

  Examples savings from a four-member household

 

Daily Water Saved Per Family�(Litres)

      

Cut each shower by 2 minutes

96

      

Turn off the tap while brushing teeth, soaping hands and shaving

26

      

Wash vegetables and fruit in a basin rather than under running water

14

      

Wash dishes in a basin rather than under running water

28

      

Run washing machine with full loads on alternative days instead of running it with half load daily.

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Take short showers instead of baths (assume each member would take a bath once a week)

44

 

Total

228

  Examples savings from a four-member household

Average Daily Water Consumption

 

520 Litres

Saving to be achieved from above examples:

 

up to 228 litres (44% Savings)

THANK YOU

LET ME END BY SAYING

“LET CONSERVATION BE IN OUR HEART SOUL AND ACTION”

Sorry, I forgot the website from where I got the pictures.Thanks for the references and permitting me to use the pictures.

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BHAKRA NANGAL DAM

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NAGARJUN SAGAR DAM

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HIRAKUND PROJECT

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SARDAR SAROVAR DAM

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TEHRI DAM

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DAMODAR VALLEY PROJECT

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Evaluation sheet

  • Name ways to conserve water
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  • Make a poster on water conservation and give suitable slogan too

  • Draw a water cycle and label it