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Author: Hewitt

Publisher: PEARSON+

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Chapter 24, Problem 17RCC

Approximately what percentage of Earth’s fresh water is

frozen in ice caps and glaciers? About what percentage is in

groundwater? About what percentage is in streams and lakes?

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