@Horace said in Jesus H:
They are not the same culturally and cannot coexist.
All the dirty water will eventually leave on it's own.
And brand new water takes it's place every day.
According to NASA, approximately 1.35 trillion tons of water leave the atmosphere daily through precipitation, which is essentially the same amount that enters the atmosphere through evaporation, maintaining a balanced water cycle on Earth; meaning the amount leaving is roughly equal to the amount entering each day.
Key points about this:
Water cycle balance: The amount of water entering the atmosphere through evaporation is roughly equal to the amount leaving through precipitation, keeping the total water content in the atmosphere relatively constant.
Small atmospheric water content: Although large amounts of water cycle through the atmosphere each day, the actual amount of water present in the air at any given time is a small fraction of Earth's total water supply.
Ocean dominance: Most of the evaporation and precipitation occurs over the oceans.