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water insecutiry
lack of a reliable, consistent source of clean water
5 impacts of water insecurity
Food production
Waterborne diseases
Water pollution
Industrial output
Conflict
% of global water supply used by agriculture and why
70% due to irrigation
What happens if there is not enough water for irrigation
Crop yield will decline
What happens if there is not enough water for livestock to drink or to grow their food
Livestock quality will decline (less meat and dairy)
What happens to food production when there is water insecurity
fluctuation and inconsistency
What does Egypt rely on the Nile for
Crop irrigation
Food production decrease in Egypt and why
decrease by 30% in the next 30 years due to drying Nile
Why are there waterborne diseases where there is water insecurity
infrastructure is underdeveloped and proper sanitation is absent so water is contaminated
Types of waterborne diseases
cholera, dysentery and typhoid
How many people lack access to improved sanitation
2.6 billion
How much higher is the death rate from waterborne diseases in LIC’s than HIC’s
1000x
Most polluted river in the world
River Ganges, India
River Ganges pollutants
Raw sewage, chemicals from leather, wastewater, pesticides
How much raw sewage is dumped into the Ganges daily
Over 1 billion litres
Industrial output and water insecurity
Water scarcity decreases industrial output so prices rise
Why is there conflict over water insecurity
Water flows between countries and managing water insecurity causes conflict
Conflict over water insecurity example
Tajikistan and Uzbekistan - Rogun dam