The answer to your question is yes the same amount of water is always on the earth when living thing die the water that's they consumed is restored to the earth
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As with other climate hazards, local factors mean that cities will experience sea level rise at different paces. Cities on the east coast of the U.S., including New York City and Miami, are particularly vulnerable, along with major cities in South East Asia, such as Bangkok and Shanghai.
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This is for a few reasons. Firstly, Africans don't view themselves as Africans (most of them don't). They view themselves as from x tribe or y country. Because of this, much hostility is shared between groups, and so cooperating to harvest these things wouldn't be the easiest. Secondly, the Scramble for Africa basically ruined most chances Africa had of becoming a power, because the European nations came in & exploited most of the continent. Hope this helps!
answer is a gold, they mining gold
The growth of los angeles increses the amount of pollution/runoff into the owens river vally
