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31 August, 00:03
How does water re-stabilize the planet?
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Bennett Mcgrath
31 August, 00:23
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every living organism needs water to survive, I think, trees, which give off oxygen while taking in carbon and gives off oxygen and trees and plants need water so technically with no plants/trees no one would be here
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