, interviene Mariano desde una nube y sin soltar el palo de golf. El Mundo del Siglo Veintiuno (1994) Con el finiquito le regalaron un palo de golf del siglo XIX. El Mundo del Siglo Veintiuno (1996) La vida y el ingenio le dieron a Lacoste para una treintena de inventos patentados, de un palo de golf a la primera raqueta metÃ¡lica en aluminio que popularizara Jimmy Connors. El Mundo del Siglo Veintiuno (1996)
APitch/iStock/Getty Images. Groundwater. Underneath the surface of the Earth lies a very large source of fresh water. Groundwater is the largest source of fresh water on the planet, and the second largest source of water, next to the water found in the oceans. Like the salty sea water, much of it is also not able to be consumed by people or animals.
Freshwater represents only about three percent of all water on Earth and freshwater lakes and swamps account for a mere 0.29 percent of the Earth's freshwater. Twenty percent of all fresh surface water is in one lake, Lake Baikal in Asia. Another twenty percent (about 5,500 cubic miles (about 23,000 cubic kilometers)) is stored in the Great Lakes. Rivers hold only about 0.006 percent of total freshwater reserves. You can see that life on Earth survives on what is essentially only a drop in the bucket of Earth's total water supply!