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    Could Earth run out of water?

    May 17, 2023 1 minute

    EARTH The combined quantity of water on Earth has varied over the course of our planet’s geological history, and it still does.

    Today, Earth includes some 1386 million cubic kilometres of water, a volume that includes water in oceans,

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