Fresh water has always been a limited resource in some parts of the world. Today, however, growing worldwide demand has made this a global problem. What are the causes of the increased demand and what measures could governments and individuals take to respond to this problem?
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demand
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problem
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However
, in recent years Linking Words
this
tendency has spread to almost all the rest of the planet. With the world population rising unstoppably and industries contaminating the Linking Words
water
sources, actions must be taken from both individuals and governments if there is any hope to save the future of humanity.
There are several reasons why the Use synonyms
demand
for freshwater increased considerably during the Use synonyms
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To begin
with, the world population has experienced accelerated growth and the percentage of drinkable Linking Words
water
remains still in the little and historical 3%. Use synonyms
Therefore
, it is obvious that the Linking Words
demand
will increase if there are more mouths to attend. Use synonyms
However
, the biggest Linking Words
problem
is the pollution of the drinkable sources, which are already a minimal portion of the planet's total Use synonyms
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. Due to the impact of different industries on rivers and lakes, some places that used to be appropriate for human use in the past are no longer advisable for consumption. As a consequence, not only are there more people in the world but Use synonyms
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the amount of Linking Words
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is declining by the day.
Actions must be taken from both individuals and governments to address Use synonyms
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problem
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First
of all, everyone should be responsible for raising awareness of Linking Words
water
-saving and efficiency. Especially in wealthy countries where having access to Use synonyms
water
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problem
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However
, all individual efforts are in vain if there are no clear policies from the government. These include not only banning Linking Words
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investing in scientific developments. Considering the Linking Words
water
is a limited resource that eventually will run out, encouraging the development of desalinization processes should be a priority for all the authorities.
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water
supply to face a never-ending Use synonyms
demand
is now a worldwide concern. Actions must be taken to save every single drop of Use synonyms
water
on a personal basis but most importantly as a community. If governments do not address Use synonyms
this
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immediately, consequences could be devastating for the whole of humanity.Use synonyms
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