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The document discusses the escalating global water crisis, highlighting its causes such as climate change, overuse of resources, pollution, and population growth. It emphasizes the significant health risks, economic impacts, and social conflicts that arise from water scarcity. Access to clean water is crucial for health, sanitation, and agricultural productivity.

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The document discusses the escalating global water crisis, highlighting its causes such as climate change, overuse of resources, pollution, and population growth. It emphasizes the significant health risks, economic impacts, and social conflicts that arise from water scarcity. Access to clean water is crucial for health, sanitation, and agricultural productivity.

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Introduction to the issue: The world is facing a growing water crisis,


which is a major concern for global health, food production, and
economic stability. Water scarcity is becoming more prevalent due to
population growth, climate change, and poor water management.
Importance of the issue: Water is essential for life, and without
access to clean water, people face significant challenges, including
health risks, lack of sanitation, and limited agricultural productivity.
Middle:
• Causes of the water crisis:
• Climate change: Changing weather patterns cause droughts in some regions and floods in
others, disrupting the water cycle.
• Overuse of water resources: Agriculture, industry, and urbanization consume large
amounts of water, leading to depletion of freshwater resources.
• Pollution: Contamination of freshwater sources by industrial waste, agricultural runoff, and
untreated sewage reduces the availability of clean water.
• Population growth: Increased demand for water due to a growing global population puts
more strain on existing water sources.
• Impact of water scarcity:
• Health consequences: Lack of access to clean water leads to the spread of diseases such as
cholera, dysentery, and malaria.
• Economic impact: Water scarcity affects agriculture, leading to food shortages, and
hampers industrial production, causing economic downturns.
• Social and political issues: Conflicts can arise over access to water resources, particularly in
regions where water is already scarce.

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