Answer:
Antarctica's ice caps contain more than 70% of the world's freshwater supply.
Explanation:
About 98% of the surface of the Antarctic continent is enveloped by the Antarctic ice cover, which has an average thickness of more than a mile. In fact, the region contains approximately 90% of the ice in the world and consequently 70% of the fresh water supplies of the planet. Moreover, if all the ice melted, it is estimated that the sea level would increase about 40 miles.
