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Yes, there is enough freshwater, but its unequal distribution prevents many from accessing it.

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There are enough resources, but they are not being used sustainably and are unequally distributed.

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There is enough resources on the planet to support everyone but they are unequally distributed and badly used

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The lack of freshwater resources to meet standard water demand
1. Libya
2. Western Sahara
3. Yemen
4. Djibouti
5. Jordan

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We disagree as only 3% of all water is fresh water, and of this, nearly 69% exists in frozen form, hence we cannot use it.

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Water scarcity can refer to a lack of availability owing to a physical shortage or a lack of access due to institutions' inability to assure a consistent supply or a lack of suitable infrastructure. Some examples are Libya, Western Sahara, Yemen, Djibouti, and Jordan.

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-geographical location (proximity to freshwater resources)
-climate change
-wasteful use of water
-polluted water
-lack of distribution regulations by the government
-dispute over water resources
-environmental disasters

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The lack of sufficient water to meet standard demands (whether it be for climatic conditions or economic, etc.) and at risk of water crisis
-Chad
-Eritria
-Qatar
-Israel
-Iran

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LEDCs suffer the most under water scarcity because they have limited methods of accessing its supply and have less technology to solve the issue. However, with climate change causing disasters on a global scale, all countries could be affected.

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- Drought
- Climatic conditions
- Economic crisis or poverty
- Corruption
- Lack of infrastructure
- Poor logistics and water planning systems

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No, ressource misalocations occur in MEDCS too (eg, Qatar)

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Groundwater pollution and water pollution in general may be one of the reasons for water scarcity as the water becomes contaminated and unfit for use. Moreover , the turnover time for different water resources vary; at present we may be consuming at a faster rate than at which they can be replenished. Agriculture also uses extremely large amounts of water, as a result the resources are depleted.

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Water scarcity refers to the shortage of water resources where needs for water (e.g domestic use or cosumption) are not met.
Examples of countries experiencing water scarcity are Qatar, Lebanon, Iran, DRC, Libya (mainly countries in the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia)

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Possible reasons:
- uneven distribution of water
- poor geographical location
- lack of financial capability to import water from other countries
- pollution of groundwater

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While LEDCs are more at risk and affected by the issue, even MEDCs with developed technology and economic resources are suffering from water scarcity as the supply of water is used up at such a fast rate.

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Not really but some LEDCs are not well-educated on how to use water properly and therefore they are not well-aware about how to distribute water properly. They also
lack financial aid that's why they might suffer from water scarcity.

e.g: Brazil