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| Temperate climates appeared to spare most of Europe from increased risk, and socioeconomic conditions protected most of the southern United States. In more temperate climates, wind energy could be much more extensively used Already Denmark devices a quarter of its power from the wind: Britain would reputedly be able to provide a third, with suitable infrastructure. A healthy adult in temperate climates typically loses between a half gallon and three quarters of a gallon of water a day through body functions. |
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