Global Drinking Water Scarcity

"More than 4 million people die each year due to contaminated water-related causes, 99% of almost all deaths occur in developing countries." - World Health Organization (WHO). (2014) - The huge population of our planet is running out of drinking water resources. What will happen to this problem in the future? Can you provide enough drinking water to satisfy the needs of the world? What can we do because there are not many clean drinking water in many of the world's developing countries?

Water shortages and lack of safe drinking water are one of the world's biggest problems affecting over 1.1 billion people worldwide. In other words, one in six people can not access safe drinking water. A joint water and sanitation surveillance program established by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) provides safe drinking water for "microbiological, chemical And physical characteristics "for the purpose. Water quality of water "Hydrologists often evaluate water shortages by examining the relationship between population and water.In this formula, 1,700 cubic meters per person is used to meet the water demand of agriculture and industrial production, energy and the environment We use it as a threshold. "Water shortage" status, and those less than 500 cubic meters are all "absolutely insufficient" status

Water shortages are a major challenge for mankind to face global warming and rapid population growth. In many developing countries, shortage of water is an obstacle to progress. If the water quality is bad, 5,000 people die in India, most of them are children, which has a bad influence on society. Meanwhile, floods have caused thousands of deaths and trillions of losses since the beginning of the century, and the worst disasters occur each year because global warming seems to increase the violence of climate events.

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