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No. We think that a lot the freshwater resources is not available, such as water trapped in glaciers.

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Yes, the planet has enough water resources. However, the usage of the water is not managed and allocated correctly, which is why we have some areas struggling to have access to clean water, and others who use clean water for recreational purposes.

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Yes. There is enough fresh water for people in the world, but it is not equaly shared. Some countries do not have a good management of it. Only 3% is global freshwater.

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No:
- there is only 1 % of the water resources which are assessable --> there is a scarify of water and only rich countries  could afford to have assess to these water resources

Yes:
- water is just mismanaged, there are certine technologies such as water filter that could be used to convert polluted water into freshwaters

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Water scarcity is insufficient freshwater resources to meet the water demand. There are two types: 1) the lack of actual, physical water and 2) the lack of infrastructure to access clean freshwater. 5 countries which are water scarce: Colombia, Qatar, Israel, Lebanon, Iran.

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Water scarcity is the insufficient water resources to satisfy people's needs due to physical shortage, inappropriate allocation of resources and pollution. Examples of countries under water scarcity are Yemen, South Africa, Jordan, Israel, Lebanon.

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Water scarcity is the demand for water availability. It happens because humans cannot have enough resources to access water or the unsustainable use of freshwater from other humans. Five ountries that have water scarcity are Niger, Mozambique, USA, Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates.

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climate change, overuse of water resources, physical shortage, inappropriate allocation of water resources, pollution

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1. Lack of water sources: limited freshwater lakes, reservoirs, etc. in the area
2. Lack of infrastructure to provide freshwater for personal and drinking use
3. Pollution: we are polluting our water sources, so we are unable to use the water
4. Lack of water management: no significant technology to store water
5. Allocation of water: MEDCs have access to lots of water (generally) and are even able to use it for recreational purposes (e.g. pools), whereas other areas are suffering from scarcity and droughts

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No, Freshwater is only a few percent one the earth which in these few percent it includes glaciers that are hard to access. The amount of water that we needed, the demand for water resources is more than it can provide. Which brings out that there aren't enough water resources.

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Water crisis is the lack of fresh water resources to meet the standard water demand. Yemen, Lybia, Iran, UAE, Kuwait

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Not necessarily (MEDCs can go through droughts, scarce periods as well), but LEDCs struggle to recover from water scarcity because of their limited economic capability and power.

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Some reasons can be pollution of the water that can be because of spilling from power plants or fabrics; global warming; unsustainable overuse of freshwater resources; greately use of agriculture; increased urbanization; deforestation; droughts.

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- water scarcity is when there are not enough water resources to fulfill the basic needs of everyone ( e.g. not enough water to grow healthy crops, not enough clean water for the body to function), etc. Some countries suffering from water shortage include Lybia, Jordan, Yemen and Saudi Arabia

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Overuse of water

Nowadays, the overuse of water is increasing day by day and people are using an extra amount than needed.
Drought

Drought is common in areas that are hot and dry. As they are places where they do not receive enough rainfall and this creates a hindrance in the sustainability of life.

Pollution of water

Now a day's increase in water pollution is a major cause of concern, as it is a major factor behind the scarcity of water.

some geographical areas that lack water sources such as some in land area such as some specific areas like the desert and with hotter climates. Pollution is also one of the reasons that are possible reason of water scarcity, as the water are too polluted to that it could not be accessed, or edible.

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No, not only LECDs are suffering from water scarcity.
Some countries with large population or with drought geographical locations are also suffering from water scarcity such as rural China areas.

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No, we do not agree so. LEDCs are mostly more vulnerable to water scarcity, due to the lack of pollution technology, absence of strict regulations, and insufficient economic resources to cope with the problem.
MEDCs can also suffer from the problem, because of geographical location, climate, overpopulation, etc. But MEDCs have more capital to buy water from other places to avoid the problem.

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1. pollution of water
fresh water get polluted by pollutants like oil, chemicals--> cant use the water
2. overuse of water
people using extra amount of water
3.climate change (drought, global warming)
4.lack of technology to store water
5.lack of education
6. water distribution

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We do not agree. MEDC also have problems in their management of the freshwater resources. The natural feature of some countries can also be the reason of high demand for water availability, which do not depends on the economic or social situation of the
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The large majority of LEDCs are more likely to suffer from scarce water resource due to the lack of funding and technologies. However, a lot of marginalised communities in MEDC could also suffer from water shortage due to their inability of afford clean water or have effect water supply chains.