Report on the Global Water Crisis || Water Scarcity

Report on the Global Water Crisis.The global water crisis is one of the most pressing issues facing humanity today. Freshwater resources are being depleted faster than they can be replenished, and billions of people lack access to safe, clean water. As populations grow, urbanization increases, and climate change intensifies, the demand for water rises, while supplies dwindle. This report examines the causes, impacts, and potential solutions to this critical global challenge 

Experts have warned that by the middle of this century, the total agricultural production in the world will be less than the population.  That the population of the world is already facing severe shortage of water and the number of population suffering from water shortage is continuously increasing.

Water shortage in the world is rapidly becoming a crisis situationا

The report states that the signs of climate change are being lost to the water system.  In many parts of America, the water system is under severe pressure. There are many different problems related to water.  infrastructure in this situation  are failing to deal with and agricultural activities are being badly affected while many areas are not getting clean drinking water.  Hurricanes destroyed infrastructure in this part of the state last year as a result of negative weather forecasts across the U.S. that brought sleet and abnormal snow to nearly every part of the country.  Experts estimate that the US average was affected  As a result of each degree Fahrenheit increase in temperature, the humidity ratio in the general atmosphere of the country increases by three to four percent.  Today's storms hit cities with far more force than pre-industrial storms, a change that can be gauged from the fact that New York City received seven inches of rain in just 24 hours last September.  As a result, passengers drowned from the bus  And the rail service had to be stopped

Rising temperatures, shifting weather patterns, and extreme weather events—such as droughts and floods—disrupt water availability and quality. Climate change is expected to make some regions drier and others wetter, destabilizing traditional water sources.

According to the estimates of the Global Commission on Water, as a result of adverse climate change and the worst abuses in land use, the total water supply around the world may decrease by an average of 8%, while this decrease will be twice as much in low-income countries, according to the World Trade Organization.  Director Gazi and Konjo Ewell said in their recent statement that while water scarcity is a tragedy, it also provides an opportunity to give a positive direction to the water economy.  To feel its lack