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Oceans 97.2% All icecaps/glaciers2.0% Groundwater0.62% Freshwater lakes0.009% Inland seas/salt lakes0.008% Atmosphere0.001% All Rivers0.0001% Total99.8381%

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2 Oceans 97.2% All icecaps/glaciers2.0% Groundwater0.62% Freshwater lakes0.009% Inland seas/salt lakes0.008% Atmosphere0.001% All Rivers0.0001% Total99.8381%

3 1.From the previous data, calculate the estimated amounts of fresh water potentially available for human use. 2.How is the water available for human use positively and negatively affected? 3.How are other organisms dependent on water?

4 20,000 ml equals all of the water on the Earth. Calculate the volume of all the quantities on the water percentage list. Slide 2 Excluding ocean water, how much water is available?

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