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Is Water Really Scarce?
Answer to my question may seem to be very obvious i.e. "YES", however i have contradictions to this. According to my best of the knoweledge water will never be scarce on our planet.
We often mistake water with fresh water. I agree that fresh water (aquifers, rivers, glaciers) is depleting at a very rapid pace and the graph is ever surging. This is due to our rapid civilization, industrialization, population growth and lower mortality rate. But the water itself is not losing its characterstics, it is in a different physical form that is not suitable for human use. Our hydrological cycle is still into existence but our earth is not able to seep that water due to concrete blanket over it. This water thus overflows into nalas then to rivers and ultimately mixes with marine water.
Since inception of mankind, we have taken water as granted and have believed that water is available free in nature.
Purifying any form of water to drinking form, cost some energy and that is what takes on our pocket.
I strongly believe that the real problem is NOT WATER BUT ENERGY.
Comments and suggestions invited.
RAjat Bansal
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