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alexdok [17]
3 years ago
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1. Though Florida receives a lot of rainfall, only 1 percent remains available for people to use or drink. What happens to the r

est of the water? 2. Because Florida has such a large underground water system, which four (4) other states receive drinking water from Florida? 3. Name one reason people in Florida wanted to get rid of the water in certain areas. 4. What was one negative result of the changes people made to get rid of the water? 5. What is one thing that has been done to try and improve those mistakes?
Chemistry
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timama [110]3 years ago
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<span>I am sure these answers are correct cause I've checked all of them. Here they are : 

1) The thing which might h</span>appen to the rest of the water is that 61% of that water leaves the ground through evapotranspiration and <span>38% will flow into the Atlantic Ocean. 
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2) The four states which  receive drinking water from Florida are : <span> South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi 

3) The</span> reason why  people in Florida wanted to get rid of the water in certain areas is abundance of wetlands. I think there is one more, if it is acceptable I suggest you using this - frequent flooding.<span>

4) </span><span> The negative result of the changes which people made to get rid of the water is the first sign of </span>drought.

5) The thing that has been done to try and improve those mistakes was creating a tool which looked like a dam to prevent dfficulties with <span>navigating the state.

Hope that helps.</span>
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