Annotation Bibliography on water cycle

I want to make a project on water cycle with the style of annotation bibliography by adding meaning full stuff "Articles" can include: 1) news stories, 2) online videos, 3) magazine articles, 4) websites, and 5) peer-reviewed papers. I want you to include at least two peer-reviewed papers. NOTE: Read peer-reviewed papers strategically. Starting with the abstract and then the sections that are most relevant for your [login to view URL] article you read will have its own entry with 1) a complete bibliographical references and 2) notes from the article in point format. Use the Harvard author-date reference style for your references. There are many online resources for this reference style. Here is one: [login to view URL] Ideally you should be writing notes in your annotated bibliography as you read. Once you have a completed annotated bibliography you won't have the need to go back to the article, you should have all of the information you need in a simplified, organized format. The quantity of notes from each article depends on the quality of the article and how well it relates to your topic. But I'll be looking for a minimum of five items in each list of notes for each [login to view URL] in your annotated bibliography with at least five references