Water Scarcity In Egypt by Max Morris

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Definition Of Water Scarcity

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Water scarcity is the lack of freshwater resources to meet the standard water demand. There are two Types of water scarcity. One is physical and the other is economical scarcity. Physical water scarcity is where there is not enough water to meet all demands and Economic water scarcity results from a lack of investment in infrastructure or technology to draw water from the rivers, aquifers or other water resources.

4 Factors That Contribute To Water Scarcity

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Climate Change: Climate change is causing changes to our weather and oceans which could reduce the quality of drinking water which leads to water scarcity.

Population: Population growth doesn't just mean more water consumption, but also more water needed for food production.

Infrastructure: Water infrastructure is playing an important role in preparing Australia's future such as water recycling and treatment plants and other water storage, distribution solutions

Water Wastage: Water wastage is one of the main things how water scarcity is caused for example Hosing driveways, leaking taps and long showers. This needs to be reduced.

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The minimum daily use of water for human activities in Australia is 274 liters per day for the average household and the minimum daily use of water for human activities in Egypt is 200 liters per capita per day which means they are trying to save water because it's a dry country.

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