How much of the world's freshwater do glaciers store?

1 Answer
Oct 31, 2016

About two thirds.

Explanation:

Besides the frozen river ice called glaziers, like Bering in Alaska and

glacial valley in Wyoming, icecaps like over entire Greenland,

Himalayas, Andes and Alps and ice sheets in Antarctica. All store

fresh water. Some caps are 100 k years old. Glaziers slide and the

fresh water therein melts and march to the target, river mouths,

While sliding, they carve lakes and valleys.

The percentage asked for is 69. When sea ( saline ) water is

included. it is 1.6.

Ref:http://water.usgs.gov/edu/earthglacier.html