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Where is most of Earth's freshwater?
0 A. In the atmosphere
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0 B. In the ocean
C. Frozen in glaciers and ice caps
D. Below the ground

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Final answer:

Most of Earth's freshwater is stored in groundwater and glaciers/ice caps.


Explanation:

Groundwater makes up 30.1% of the fresh water on the planet, making it the most abundant reservoir of fresh water accessible to most humans. The majority of freshwater, 68.7%, is stored in glaciers and ice caps as ice. As the glaciers and ice caps melt due to global warming, this fresh water is lost as it flows into the oceans.


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C Frozen in glaciers and ice caps!
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