saltwater
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- noun
- /ˈsɔltˌwɔtər/
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agua salada
- - It's a saltwater pool, so your pH, it keeps everything right.
- saltwater fishing
- saltwater fish
- saltwater anglers
And, and, and that water is so that's freshwater going into saltwater.
- And, and, and that water is so that's freshwater going into saltwater.
- So it's how you know freshwater has a smaller density than saltwater.
- Speaking of Devonian streams and really trying to understand the ecosystem, what was Tikulik's relationship to freshwater and saltwater?
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Perhaps best known are the many cases of saltwater intrusion from pumping groundwater along coastal areas.
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Or, if they were saltwater fish, they had to make a transition from saltwater to freshwater life.
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- It's a saltwater lake.
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You drill a well, it's hard not to get saltwater.
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So we would make a saltwater brine.
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Are they freshwater or saltwater?
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A combination of need and cost is making desalination of saltwater more attractive in the United States.
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With supplies of water under stress, the prospect of rendering saltwater drinkable is growing more appealing and more affordable.
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Hydrologic effects, such as saltwater intrusion into the brackish lagoons, have consequences throughout the system.
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Many fish species thrive in saltwater environments, making them crucial for ocean ecosystems.
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Etymology
Saltwater is simply the combination of salt and water, meaning water that 'contains salt'. So saltwater is the kind of water you find in the sea, not fresh water.