20091106 Grupo 11 Alteracion Ciclo Agua

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El documento describe cómo se altera el ciclo natural del agua a través de la construcción de presas, la contaminación de aguas, el uso de acuíferos, la desalinización y el efecto invernadero, lo que puede producir catástrofes como inundaciones, huracanes y maremotos en continentes como Europa, Asia y África. El trabajo fue realizado por cuatro personas.

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