The diagram below shows the water cycle in both forested and urban areas. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The graphic compares the key data regarding how villages and capital regions process rainwater after

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rain appears.

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, a lot of trees still dominated in rural areas

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the city was overpopulated by commercial buildings.

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with, when it rains, it creates precipitation of rainwater as a resource for both forest and urban areas.

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, since the functionality of the landscape between the countryside and the city is different, there are two main effects caused by

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issue after rain occurs.

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, rain will absorb into the soil

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significantly increase transpiration and evaporation in the village

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in the urban site will get

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action than in the forest. On top of that, when the water infiltrates from permeable topsoil to less permeable subsoil on rock, it will carried away to the river in the village. Meanwhile, in a similar situation, it eventually reduced infiltration on the second level of soil and

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decreased baseflow in the city.

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, it creates erosion and pollution in several water reservoir urban areas.