The World’s [Limited Supply of] Fresh Water

by Ape Con Myth | posted in: Ape Con Myth, Maps, The Necessities | 0

Let National Geographic break it down for you…

(click for interactive map)

[from National Geographic’s Water: A Special Issue via FlowingData]

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