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 provided diagram demonstrates the process of the

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cycle in natural forests and cities.

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it is clear that

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the hydrological cycle passes through numerous stages and the sequence of circulation of

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is different in urban areas and natural landscapes. In terms of forested locations, when it rains, the rainwater passes through the permeable topsoil to the less fertile subsoil. At

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stage, the was gets polluted with soil and bacteria and reaches the H2O table in the bottom layer of the soil which

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flows throughout the base of the land.

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, a considerable quantity of

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runs off the land when it rains.

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, the process reverses when it is sunny leading to the transportation of

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towards the cloud through evaporation and

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process is reversed every time.

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, in the towns, a significant amount of rainwater gets polluted when it reaches the land and flows away through the drainages which

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leads to reduced infiltration and increased soil erosion.

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, limited

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is left for reverse transportation to the sky as there is reduced evaporation.