Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text

The text related to the cultural heritage 'Lakes of Ounianga' has mentioned 'Evaporation' in the following places:
Occurrence Sentence Text Source
When water is exposed at the surface in highly arid environments it becomes saline due to a high rate of evaporation as is the case with the lakes of the Ounianga Kxc3xa9bir group.
The rate of evaporation from Lake Yoa is equivalent to 6 metres (20xc2xa0ft) a year and the total lake depth is 25 metres (82xc2xa0ft).
Thick mats of reeds cover the surface of the smaller fresh water lakes where they slow evaporation, but are absent from the saline waters of Lake Teli.
As a result, greater evaporation takes place from the surface of Lake Teli, keeping its water level lower.
The hydrological system of the Lakes of Ounianga is functioning and the water level is stable apart from a slight seasonal variation, thanks to a groundwater supply which compensates evaporation losses.