The water flowing in a stream or river is fed by numerous smaller streams, which are fed by even smaller streams that collect water from melting snow or ice up in the mountains, from springs, and possibly from human wasterwater sources. The bottoms of rivers are also below the water table in many places, so there will always be water at that level.
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In 1880, coal powered a steam engine attached to the world's first
electric generator. Thomas Edison's plant in New York City provided the
first electric light to Wall Street financiers and the New York Times.Only a year later, the world's first hydroelectric plant went on-line in Appleton, Wisconsin.By the late 1800s, a new form of fuel was catching on: petroleum.With the low-cost automobile and the spread of electricity, our
society's energy use changed forever. Power plants became larger and
larger, until we had massive coal plants and hydroelectric dams. Power
lines extended hundreds of miles between cities, bringing electricity to
rural areas during the Great Depression.(this is just a brief description)
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Wetlands are places which contain more moisture content than the arid or dry land. It is believed that the wet region have less strength . As we all know anything which is in contact with water have lesser strength due to water molecules harm the chemical bonding in the object.
Ancient times house construction was done using natural rocks and stones and which reacted using physical bond hence the ancient people were successful as it used physical reaction and hence its strength was not affected by the moister. Present day homes are built using chemical bonds which told two layers adhere hence moisture affect its strength and binding.
