The charts below show how the global water resources are distributed

The two pie charts provide information about the available

water

(oceans and freshwater),

as well as

the proportion of freshwater supply.

Additionally

, the bar graph shows the distribution of renewable freshwater across different continents all over the world, and the numbers are measured in cubic

kilometers

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kilometres

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(km3). In general, the largest portion of

water

recourse is occupied by freshwater,

furthermore

, glaciers and ice caps supply comprise almost two-thirds of total

water

supply. In regard to freshwater supply, South America provides the most significant number

whereas

Oceania has the least supply. To start, oceans only provide 3%, whilst the remaining resources are produced from freshwater (97%).

Following

this

, the freshwater is mainly made of glaciers and ice caps supply (68.70%),

contrast

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contrast,

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renewable freshwater

such

as lakes, rivers and others present the least supply (1.20%).

Ground

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Groundwater

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water

however

, contributes slightly more than a quarter of

total

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the total

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freshwater supply (30.10%).

On the other hand

, South America which is followed by Asia comes up with the most remarkable number of total freshwater supply (around 16000 and 15000 respectively). In comparison, three regions of North America, Europe and Africa contribute a similar share between 5000 and 10000.

Lastly

, around 1000% of

freshwater

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the freshwater

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supply is obtained from Oceania

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Vocabulary: Replace the words water with synonyms.

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