Where can I find some informations on three different types of ocean water Please ,

Please check your text to see what are three different types of ocean water.

These sites may help you.

http://www.onr.navy.mil/focus/ocean/water/default.htm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_water

Ms. Sue how are you?

here is the question below:

Provide at least three freshwater and three ocean water resource challenges
Choose one fresh or ocean water resource challenge and describe in detail why the issue has become a problem and how human activities have contributed to the problem.

ps. I have been reading the text, but it does not specify the three different types of ocean water.

I'm great, thank you, Rose. How are you?

Your question asks for water resource CHALLENGES. My previous answer to this question may help you.

http://www.jiskha.com/display.cgi?id=1208889912

Ms. Sue,

which one of those can be considered as freshwater resource challenge

too much water - Flood
too little water -
poor quality water

point source pollution
non-point source pollution

these are the terms that I found in the text since they asked me for three freshwater resouce challenges. Please let me know I am about to pull all my hair.

Oh, please -- don't pull out your hair! Bald women aren't very attractive! LOL!

These are the main freswater resource challenges:

too much water - Flood
too little water - drought
poor quality water - pollution

Thanks a lot Ms. Sue.

To find information on three different types of ocean water, you can follow these steps:

1. Start by searching on the internet: Use search engines like Google, Bing, or Yahoo to find resources that provide information on different types of ocean water. You can use search terms like "types of ocean water" or "classification of ocean water."
2. Reliable websites: Look for reliable and authoritative websites that specialize in oceanography or marine science. Some examples of trusted sources include National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), National Geographic, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, and scientific journals like Nature or Marine Science Today.
3. Research papers and books: Check academic databases such as JSTOR, Google Scholar, or scientific libraries to access research papers or books on oceanography. These resources often provide detailed information on different types of ocean water, including salinity, temperature, and density variations.
4. Visit your local library: Libraries typically have a section dedicated to science and nature, where you can find books on oceanography. Consult with a librarian who can guide you to relevant books and resources.
5. Online forums and discussion boards: Participate in online communities focused on oceanography or marine science where experts and enthusiasts discuss various topics related to ocean water. Sites like Quora or Reddit may have dedicated subreddits or users discussing oceanography-related questions.
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