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If that seems like an astronomically large amount of water for such a small change, it's because it is.
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Glaciers, ice fields, and snowpack store an immense amount of fresh water and gradually release it to meet year-round needs for irrigation, drinking, sanitation, industrial processing, clean energy, and food production.
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That said, over the past decade, there has been an enormous amount of evidence that water once flowed freely on the ancient surface of Mars.
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Major fashion brands also have an obligation to dramatically reduce the amount of water and energy used and waste emitted in making and selling their clothes, as well as to offer consumers more stylish products that are made out of recycled and eco-friendly materials.
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Those deep water rigs use an enormous amount of diesel fuel to turn the drill bit, and also resist the force that is turning the drill bit and would otherwise force the platform to start turning in the opposite direction.
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In return, an Arizona water-user (say, the city of Tucson) pumps the same amount of Nevada's water out of the aquifer under Arizona.
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Not making electricity is not an option on the river, the BPA argues, because only a limited amount of water can be kept out of turbines and spilled over federal dams.
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