Ever since the dawn of mankind, in many drier regions throughout the world, fresh water had been considered to be a valuable natural resource due to it being rather rare. This scarcity of water had contributed to a wide range of long-term problems that was yet to be solved. With the ongoing rise of human population, the problems were exacerbated even more compared to past generations.
Irrespective of human attempts to alleviate the increasing demands and overuse of water, there has been no successful outcomes. Reasons for the failures stemmed mainly from the industry. The fourth Industrial Evolution has seen fast-paced changes in various fields, including technology. In order to fulfil the changes, human beings have to take a huge amount of resources from nature, whereby water is the main target. Together with the increasing population density, the water in the aforementioned problems is worsened further. The shortage of fresh water can be clearly exemplified in Africa, where enormous people cannot get access to clean water.
To take one step further in solving this urgent issue, international authorities and individuals should take precautions against the use of water. The governments should enforce a law to regulate the amount of water that each resident use every day. Were there to be situations in which people do not comply with the law, punishments ought to be used to ensure that everyone obey the law. Moreover, infrastructures that primarily served to purify seawater into domestic water should be constructed to meet the standard requirements of clean water. Nevertheless, the problem cannot be solved easily without the aid of everyone around the world. Each individual should be aware of the catastrophic impact that the disappearance of water could bring so as to bring the lack to an end.
In conclusion, the increasing needs for water is undoubtedly an emergent problem that was caused by many means. All people around the world, regardless of races, should take part in tackling the problem.
Ever since the dawn of mankind, in
many
drier regions throughout the world, fresh
water
had
been considered
to be a valuable natural resource due to it being
rather
rare. This scarcity of
water
had contributed to a wide range of long-term
problems
that was
yet
to
be solved
. With the ongoing rise of human population, the
problems
were exacerbated
even more compared to past generations.
Irrespective of human attempts to alleviate the increasing demands and overuse of
water
, there has been no successful outcomes. Reasons for the failures stemmed
mainly
from the industry. The fourth Industrial Evolution has
seen
fast
-paced
changes
in various fields, including technology. In order to fulfil the
changes
, human beings
have to
take a huge amount of resources from nature, whereby
water
is the main target. Together with the increasing population density, the
water
in the aforementioned
problems
is worsened
further
. The shortage of fresh
water
can be
clearly
exemplified in Africa, where enormous
people
cannot
get
access to clean water.
To take one step
further
in solving this urgent issue, international authorities and individuals should take precautions against the
use
of
water
. The
governments
should enforce a law to regulate the amount of
water
that each resident
use
every day. Were there to be situations in which
people
do not comply with the law, punishments ought to be
used
to ensure that everyone obey the law.
Moreover
, infrastructures that
primarily
served to purify seawater into domestic
water
should
be constructed
to
meet
the standard requirements of clean
water
.
Nevertheless
, the
problem
cannot
be solved
easily
without the aid of everyone around the world. Each individual should be aware of the catastrophic impact that the disappearance of
water
could bring
so as to
bring the lack to an
end
.
In conclusion
, the increasing needs for
water
is
undoubtedly
an emergent
problem
that
was caused
by
many
means. All
people
around the world, regardless of races, should
take part
in tackling the
problem
.