The Truth about H 2 O made possible by Phillips Petroleum Company The Truth about H 2 O , the latest project in Phillips Petroleum's science and math series, focuses on the need to protect the nation's water resources. By demonstrating how the hydrological cycle works, the program shows how water not only sustains life but is critical to the quality of life. As water drains from a watershed, it is affected by the people living nearby. Student are involved in monitoring the health of Thorton Creek.
Healthy watersheds are essential to health, diverse wildlife.
Phillips Petroleum is also a sponsor of KOTV's School to Career program. Click here to see more information. A single drop of rain splatters on the car windshield, signaling the start of a massive downpour. Like kernels of popcorn heating in a microwave, the frequency of raindrops hitting the windshield increases until nothing can be seen. The flick of a button sets the wipers in motion and sheets of rain are propelled out of sight.