Water, the most important thing on earth. Did you know water is 71% of the world, but only 3% is safe to drink. That 3% is technically 1% due to the rest being hidden underground. Why is water important you may ask. Water is the one thing we need to survive. “Wee need food aswell though” not necessary. If you have nothing but water for up to 3 weeks you can still survive, yes you do need food but not as much as you need water. Water helps you urinate, this is important because it helps stop infections. Though only 3% of the world it drinking water, we have machines to make the salt disintegrate from the water. This causes a lot of problems though. When you do this, you are most likely to dump the salt back In the water which causes that percentage to drop down a little
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Canadian bedrock more than 4 billion years old may be the oldest known section of the Earth's early crust.
Scientists at the Carnegie Institution of Washington and McGill University in Montreal used geochemical methods to obtain an age of 4.28 billion years for samples of the rock, making it 250 million years more ancient than any previously discovered rocks.
The findings, which offer scientists clues to earliest stages of our planet's evolution, are published in this week's issue of the journal Science.
Answer:
D. Strict iambic pentameter
Explanation:
the reason it's D is because i had to do quite a bit of research for a quiz i just took whilst still in high school and i ended up getting this question wrong but i asked my teacher and he said that d is the right answer to i retook the quiz and sure enough it was the answer i hope this helps.