Water Shoratge

The imbalance between water usage and available supply results in water shortages, a pressing issue with significant impacts. The growing global population is a primary driver, as an increasing number of people require water for basic needs such as drinking, bathing, and other domestic uses.

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af Lucrezia d'Arche

af claire harris

af hammad mahmood

af Janasis Ong

Define and elaboration: when people become wealthy, they want to live more comfortably

Elaboration:they will buy more water intensive products

such as meat, washing machines.

Example (place specific, values): Washing machines uses 75Liters of water which is more than hand washing clothes

Link:Therefore, increases demand of water but there is low supply leading to water shortage

Elaboration: More water is needed for domestic uses

Elaboration: Drinking, bathing

Example: As world population increased from 1.6 billion in 1900 to 3.1 billion in 1960, the water demand for domestic uses also increase.

Link: Therefore there is high demand of water but low supply leading to water shortage