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When humans develop an area, the rainwater A is not able to be absorbed by the soil B immediately evaporate C stays in the city
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When humans develop an area, the rainwater

A is not able to be absorbed by the soil
B immediately evaporate
C stays in the city

User Marco Caltagirone
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I think it's A).is not able be absorbed by the soil

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I hope this is right if it's wrong it's okay T^T

User Reinto
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A - when you build something the ground can’t soak up water because there’s something in the way of it
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