Some think they can use as much fresh water as they want, but others say governments should limit water use because it's not endless

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Some people think that
government
should
limit
water
resources
but some may not. Now you may think
of
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that people
uses
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water
everyday
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and the population on earth is over a few million, but over a few years from 2020
water
resources
decrease
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in
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a decent amount and people know about
his
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. So I think that
government
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should
limit
water
resources
. Now I know that if
government
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limit
water
resources
humans will definitely complain about
the
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human rights,
thye
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they
will think that they have the right to
use
natural
resources
or there are still plenty of
resources
why should we reduce the amount we
use
when we are changing the lifestyle we had
.
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On the other hand
, we know that nothing is unlimited so one day the things we have will be exhausted. For
long term
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use
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we have to
limit
the
use
of
resource
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or else it will be too late one day. We all know if so it is unfair to us but we know that life is unfair, nothing is fair in life. In conclusion,
government
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should
limit
water
resources
long
term
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human life but for
short
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the short
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term we don't have
limit
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resources
,
thus
llimiting
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limiting
eliminating
water
is important for
human
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humans
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for future days.
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    • Sentence 2 - Example
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