1. 7 days of rainfall, most severe drought in California in 153 years they are statistics that support the authors claim that water resources are becoming scarce
2. The bodies of 水 are drying up
3. Groundwater over usage in agriculture, Not enough stable potable water for 10亿 people
4. My boy believes that regional lack of water will pose a greater threat than national lack of water?
1. They give a time reference to when water shortages will be a problem.
2. levels of underground water are dropping
3. drought, not having enough snow/glacier water, unsanitary water sources/lakes, unable to pump the water from underground
4. He believes there are many international methods which can be applied to avoid conflicts (to avoid war between Pakistan and India due to water resources). He thinks the water resource issues will first occur in the country side then the city, affecting different ethnic groups, residents in the upper/lower flow regions.
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1. worst drought in 153 years
the whole planets water usage has dropped in the last 10 years
2. they lost the amount of water that is in the dead sea
3. not enough rain, dry soil, population, agriculture shenmede
4. countries will fight over water
1. it rained for 7 days, the most serious drought in 153 years, past 10 years the water underground declined
2.drought regions
3.water underground greatly reduced in past ten years, and droughts
4. violence and conflict because of water in the past ten years will have an increase of 4x
1.
7 days of rainfall
Most severe drought in 153 years.... aiya
past 10 years of bad things: amount of rainfall rapidly declining, climate change.
2. water. not enough.
3. the Earth getting dry, not enough rain area, problems with underground water.
4. In 10 years, violence related to the fight for water will by increase 4x, due to shortage in water.
aiya
Extensive reading
1. What are numbers and examples in the 1st paragraph indicate?
2. What common issues existed in Turkey, Syria, Iraq and Iran in the 2nd paragraph?
3. What are the causes that lead to the problem?
4. What does the head of the Pacific Research Center believe and what is his prediction? Why?
