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13. Most of Earth's fresh water is a. suspended in atmospheric cloud formations. b. held in reservoirs behind large dams. c. solidified at the North and South Poles. d. stored in large underground rock
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13. Most of Earth's fresh water is

a. suspended in atmospheric cloud formations.
b. held in reservoirs behind large dams.
c. solidified at the North and South Poles.
d. stored in large underground rock structures.

13. Most of Earth's fresh water is a. suspended in atmospheric cloud formations. b-example-1
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Most of Earth's freshwater is solidified at the North and South poles. Which that means that it is frozen in the North and South poles.
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