The statement that is true is underground water is still important in shaping landforms although underground water has little effect in erosion. Therefore, the correct option is option b.
<h3>What is underground water?</h3>
Underground water, or simply known as groundwater, is the water that is present beneath the Earth's surface in the fractures of rock formations and in rock and soil pore spaces. About thirty percent of all readily available freshwater in the world is underground water. When a unit of rock or an unconsolidated deposit can yield a usable quantity of water, it is called an aquifer.
Underground water is recharged from the surface; Naturally it may discharge from the surface at seeps and springs, and it can form oases or wetlands.
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Answer:
In space there is literally NOTHING to reflect light except planets, moons, etc.
Water reflects blue light at the surface.
Because Cyanobacteria appeared
Cyanobacteria's excrement formed a lot of oxygen in the atmosphere which make the earth temperature cold
This allow a liquid water to formed on the surface ( because if the temperature is too high, the water will evaporate) and eventually formed oceans
Answer: addressing environmental issues that have resulted from rapid economic development, such as soil erosion, water pollution, desertification and oil spills.
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