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Fresh water or
freshwater is any
naturally occurring liquid or
frozen water containing low
concentrations of
dissolved salts and
other total dissolved...
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unfrozen freshwater is
found mainly as groundwater, with only a
small fraction present above ground or in the air.
Natural sources of
fresh water include...
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Freshwater fish are fish
species that
spend some or all of
their lives in
bodies of
fresh water such as rivers,
lakes and
inland wetlands,
where the salinity...
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freshwater resource. Typically,
fresh water is
defined as
water with a
salinity of less than 1% that of the
oceans – i.e.
below around 0.35‰.
Water with...
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Freshwater ecosystems are a
subset of Earth's
aquatic ecosystems. They
include lakes, ponds, rivers, streams, springs, bogs, and wetlands. They can be...
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conserve freshwater resources.
Polluting water may be the
biggest single misuse of
water; to the
extent that a
pollutant limits other uses of the
water, it...
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applied to
birds in
freshwater ecosystems,
although others make no
distinction from
seabirds that
inhabit marine environments. Some
water birds (e.g. wading...
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Brackish water,
sometimes termed brack water, is
water occurring in a
natural environment that has more
salinity than
freshwater, but not as much as seawater...
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Collect Pond, or
Fresh Water Pond, was a body of
fresh water in what is now
Chinatown in
Lower Manhattan, New York City. For the
first two
centuries of...
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freshwater ecoregion is a
large area encomp****ing one or more
freshwater systems that
contains a
distinct ****emblage of
natural freshwater communities...
