Planeta Água – Morrendo de Sede (Uso, abuso e preservação)

Authors

  • Jucimara de Oliveira Almeida

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15536/reducarmais.0.2012.%25p.613

Abstract

Quase toda a superfície do Planeta Terra está coberta por água
(oceanos, rios, lagos, arroios, sangas, calotas, polares, chuva).
O que na realidade temos como água potável é apenas 0,33% do total
das águas do Planeta, por isso deveria receber todos os cuidados possíveis, no entanto, não é isso que vemos em quase todos os continentes.
Portanto, este projeto visa a conscientizar à população que a água é um
bem finito e também traz uma sugestão para ser levada aos órgãos
responsáveis na comunidade pelo seu abastecimento para que futuramente
não falte.

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Published

2012-08-04

How to Cite

Almeida, J. de O. (2012). Planeta Água – Morrendo de Sede (Uso, abuso e preservação). Educar Mais, (1). https://doi.org/10.15536/reducarmais.0.2012.%p.613

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No. 1 (2012)

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