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How much of the Earth’s water is usable as a freshwater resource?

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the usability of multiple natural resources may be reduced.

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Earth contains about 91.9% of water but only 71% is usable as a freshwater resource. The 91.9% includes the water in the atmosphere that you can't see, like water in clouds, water as complete gas form, and water as ice.
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