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How much of the total water is available for humans to use?

Only three percent of the total water on earth is freshwater

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What are the three zones of the Biosphere?

The lithosphere, atmosphere and hydrosphere

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How can we use energy from the wind?

It can be transformed into electric energy.

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What can we get from petroleum?

Fuels, colorants, cosmetics, medicine, etc.

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Describe the lithosphere

The lithosphere consists of the earth's crust and the upper part of the cover.

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What does the biosphere include?

It includes all living things and the outer layers of the earth.

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The ozone layer protects us from what?

The ozone layer of the atmosphere protects the planet from the sun's ultraviolet rays.

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Why is water important for pregnant women?

Because the liquid that protects the development of the embryos principally consists of water.

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What is the greenhouse effect?

This effect makes the earth retain heat from the sun in its atmosphere. This causes the earth to have a temperature of about 15ºC. Weather stability for life.

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What happens with the water vapour in the air when it is hot?

When the temperature is higher, there is more water vapour in the air. That is why tropical areas of the earth are more humid.

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How do humans use soil?

For agriculture and forestry.

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Describe the hydrosphere

The hydrosphere consists of all the water on earth: oceans, rivers, lakes, glaciers, polar ice caps and the small drops of water in the atmosphere.

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What properties does the soil have?

It has many minerals as well as organic matter and air.

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