About 70% of Earth's freshwater is _____.underground
found in rivers and lakes
frozen in glaciers and ice caps
is oceans and seas

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Answer 1
Answer: About 70% of the Earth's water is currently frozen. As the threat of global warming increases, this number is steadily decreasing, which creates a rise in the average seawater. Previously frozen water is now melting. Of all the currently available non frozen water, the majority of is found the oceans and seas.
Answer 2
Answer:

About 70% of the Earth's freshwater is frozen in glaciers and ice caps.


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