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This document discusses global water issues and crises facing major cities. It notes that only 1% of the Earth's water is fresh water for all living creatures, as 97% is salt water and 2% is locked in polar ice caps. Several major cities are highlighted as facing water stress due to factors like disrupting natural wetlands and aquifers, increasing populations, drought, pollution, climate change, and sinking land. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of adapting to climate change, protecting water quality, conserving wetlands, fixing infrastructure leaks, regulating well drilling, harvesting rainwater, reusing greywater, and sustainably managing water resources for growing urban populations.
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- 1. WATER CRISIS LOCAL AND GLOBAL ISSUES
- 2. WHERE DOES OUR WATER COME FROM?
- 3. HOW MUCH FRESH WATER DO WE HAVE ON EARTH?
- 4. 97% IS SALT WATER, 2% IS POLAR ICECAPS 1% IS FRESH DRINKING WATER FOR ALL LIVING CREATURES
- 5. We are drinking the same water as the dinosaurs!! HOW???
- 6. NATURE RECYCLES WATER THROUGH THE WATER CYCLE. NATURE ALSO CLEANS WATER THROUGH WETLANDS AND THROUGH THE SOIL AND ROCKS
- 7. WETLANDS
- 8. WATER BEING CLEANED THROUGH THE SAND AND ROCKS AND STORED IN AQUIFERS
- 9. IN OUR RESEARCH WE DISCOVERED THE FOLLOWING REASONS FOR LARGE CITIES TO HAVE WATER STRESS
- 10. WATER CRISIS FOR BIG CITIES AROUND THE WORLD
- 11. MIAMI, NORTH AMERICA FILLED IN A NATURAL WETLAND, DISRUPTED THE AQUIFER AND IT NOW HAS SALT WATER IN IT.
- 12. MEXICO CITY, NORTH AMERICA IS SINKING AS THEIR DAMS DRY UP.
- 13. SAO PAULO, BRAZIL WAS AFFECTED BY A SEVERE DROUGHT AND WATER POLLUTION
- 14. LONDON, GREAT BRITIAN CLIMATE CHANGE A GROWING POPULATION, LESS RAINFALL, WATER WASTAGE
- 15. ISTANBUL, TURKEY WATER CRISIS, SEVERE DROUGHT AND GROWING POPULATION
- 16. CARIO, EGYPT WATER POLLUTION OF THE NILE THEIR MAIN WATER SOURCE
- 17. MOSCOW, RUSSIA THEIR WATER SUPPLY IS VERY POLLUTED
- 18. BANGALORE, INDIA OLD PIPES AND PLUMBING FITTINGS, WATER WASTAGE AND POLLUTTION
- 19. BEIJING, CHINIA THE MOST POPULATED CITY IN THE WORLD WITH SEVERE WATER POLLUTION
- 20. TOKYO, JAPAN A SMALL COUNTRY WITH A LARGE POPULATION
- 21. CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA HOW DID WE AVOID DAY ZERO?
- 22. THE COMMUNITY SAVED GREY WATER, SAVED FRESH WATER BY ONLY USING 50l PER PERSON A DAY
- 23. WE NEED TO BE CONTINUALLY AWARE OF SAVING WATER AND KEEPING IT CLEAN>
- 24. WHAT HAVE WE LEARNT? CLIMATE CHANGE EXISTS AND WE HAVE TO LEARN TO ADAPT AND SAVE WATER ALL THE TIME. KEEP WATER CLEAN FROM ALL KINDS OF POLLUTION. LOOK AFTER OUR WETLANDS TO PROTECT THE WATER TABLE AND AQUIFERS. MAKE SURE ALL LEAKING TAPS AND OLD PLUMBING FITTINGS ARE FIXED REGULARLY. REGULATE THE DRILLING OF WELLS. COLLECT RAINWATER IN TANKS FROM THE ROOF. USE GREY WATER TO FLUSH TOILETS AND WATER TREES. MANAGE THE WATER RESOURCES FOR INCREASED GROWTH OF POPULATION IN CITIES