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d1i1m1o1n [39]
1 year ago
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rank the reservoirs of freshwater on earth by volume, with that containing the highest volume on top.

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1 answer:
lukranit [14]1 year ago
7 0

The freshwater reservoirs on earth are ranked by volume, with the one with the biggest volume at the top is-

1. ice caps; 2. groundwater; 3. lakes; 4. rivers.

<h3>Explain the freshwater reservoirs on earth?</h3>

The atmosphere, the earth's surface, and the earth's interior are the three main locations where water can be kept.

  • Oceans, glacier ice, underground, lakes, soil humidity, living organisms, atmospheric atmosphere, and rivers are examples of these reservoirs, which are used to store water.
  • There is an estimated 1.386 billion km3 (330 million cubic miles) of water on Earth, of which 97.5% is salt water and 2.5% is fresh water.
  • Only 0.3% of a fresh water is liquid at the surface.
  • More than 70% of freshwater is utilized for agriculture in the majority of the world's areas.
  • An estimated 50% increase in agricultural output and a 15% increase in water flows are needed by 2050 to feed a globe of 9 billion people.

Thus, the freshwater reservoirs on earth are ranked by volume, with the one with the biggest volume at the top is-

  • 1. ice caps
  • 2. groundwater
  • 3. lakes
  • 4. rivers

To know more about the freshwater reservoirs, here

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