Module C : Earth's Waters : Chapter 1. The Water Planet

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Water The Nature of Water http://www.ec.gc.ca/ water/ en/ nature/ e_nature.htm Water Science for Schools http://ga.water.usgs.gov/ edu/ Water: Teacher's Guide http://www.epa.gov/ teachers/ water.htm Evidence of a Water Cycle on Mars Mars Water Discovery Spurs Deeper Questions http://news.nationalgeographic.com/ news/ 2004/ 03/ 0303_040303_marswater.html Grotzinger Describes Evidence of Mars Water http://web.mit.edu/ newsoffice/ tt/ 2004/ mar03/ mars.html Looking for Signs of Past Water on Mars http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/ science/ Ice on Earth All about Glaciers http://nsidc.org/ glaciers/ The Anatomy of a Glacier http://www.pbs.org/ wgbh/ nova/ everest/ earth/ glacier.html What's an Iceberg? http://oceanworld.tamu.edu/ students/ iceberg/ Geysers and Hot Springs The Geysers of Yellowstone http://www.yellowstone.net/ geysers/ Hot Springs and How They Work http://www.nps.gov/ yell/ naturescience/ hotspring.htm Weird Geology: Geysers http://www.unmuseum.org/ geysers.htm

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