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No. This is because there is a cycle that every drop of water goes through. So, that's how we're using our great-great-great-great-great ancestors drinking water today. So, the water basically, can never run out! HOPE THIS WAS HELPFUL. :)
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Were is earths water located?
The earths water is located everywhere as water, ice or even gas. Such as water vapour in the air.
Is earths land bigger than Earths water?
No. As a approximation there is two thirds water to one third land.
What percentage of the earths waters is fresh water available for use by living organism?
three percent of all the earths water is fresh water
The regular movement of the earths water?
The water cycle. :)
What percent of the earths hydrosphere is available for your use?
1% of fresh water of earths...
What is the effect of decreasing the temperature of the pH of water?
Decreasing the temperature of water the value of pH increase.
Is the water in the earth increasing or decreasing?
Decreasing. . . . . .due to sun rays
Why is water is decreasing?
Fresh water is decreasing because factories put their waste into oceans/rivers that are closest near by and then fresh water spoils.
Why is dolphins decreasing?
because of the water
Where does most of the drinking water comes from and is it increasing or decreasing?
it is decreasing it comes from fresh water sources (no oceans). and from the polar ice caps
What percent of earths water is saltwater?
About 97% of Earths water is saltwater.
Were is earths water located?
The earths water is located everywhere as water, ice or even gas. Such as water vapour in the air.
What Continuous movement of water from Earths surface to the and back to earths surface?
it is water cycle
What is the earths water?
Water on the earth
Where is water from?
water is from the earths core
Which of earths sphere encompasses all of earths water?
The hydrosphere encompasses all of Earth's water.
Does the water cycle use up earths water supply?
Yes water cycle use up earths supply. Water is evaporated from earth's surface.
