Review Climate Change and Water Scarcity: The Case of Saudi Arabia

Climate change is expected to result in an increase in global mean temperature (1.4 ° C - 5.8 ° C [34.52 ° F - 42.44 ° F] by 2100) and varying degrees of global precipitation. The water supply and water quality will be seriously affected and the public health threat of losing such valuable resources will be very large unless countries with water shortage can adapt. Saudi Arabia shows how climate change and unsustainable human activities are closely related to generate pressure and consume water and examples of adaptation and mitigation.

Search on British literature dealing with climate change, water shortage, human health and related topics using online resources and databases accessed by New York University on the Albany Library website of New York University.

Water supply including water supply and water shortage including water quality are important indicators of health. In addition to drinking alcohol, water supply is closely related to food security, hygiene and personal hygiene. And that is the main cause of the worldwide burden of illness. The poor and the vulnerable population are adversely affected by climate change of water supply and related human health problems. Examples of adaptation measures and mitigation measures include desalination, reuse and recycling of wastewater, the use of conventional water resources (surface water and fossil aquifers or groundwater), including external food or "virtual water trading" It helps to reduce pressure. These are the strategies used in Saudi Arabia, a country short of water, mainly due to decades of irresponsible irrigation practices. The health risks of humans and the environment related to these adaptation measures were studied. Finally, we will discuss strategies for protecting human health through international cooperation and the importance of these efforts.

Especially in low-income countries where resources are not self-adaptive, international and interdisciplinary cooperation and cooperation are necessary to promote global water security and protect human health.

Today, Saudi Arabia's water and sanitation are characterized by tasks and achievements. Water shortage is one of the main challenges. In the evaluation, we will explain the research process and why the information fits the academic report. After gaining some concrete data on Saudi Arabia's water use, we will explain potential solutions to one of these problems. The hypothesis of this paper is that Saudi Arabia can solve the water shortage problem of this problem, so people living there no longer worry about water problems.

Resources The purpose of this literature review is to discuss the relationship between Saudi Arabia's gender inequality and public health. In Saudi Arabia, despite the recent lack of information on statistical data and gender inequality, this review is trying to address this sensitive issue. Mobaraki and Söderfeldt (2010) studied women's happiness in marriage, education, polygamy, occupational state, infertility treatment, self-specific selection and driving licenses. Mobaraki and Söderfeldt (2010) recommends further studies to assess knowledge, attitudes and practices in Saudi men and women's health care. Lack of understanding of gender of educational experience may be related to ineffective response to problems or opportunities.