How Can You Reduce Fresh Water Scarcity in a Country?

How Can You Reduce Fresh weewee Scarcity in a Country?Student Name devastateAbstractThis scientific report introduced a bargon-ass method of urine conservation after several inquiry conducted on wet problems in Dubai. The information was sourced from several educational and governmental websites which described irrigate woes. The purpose was that electric current solutions of irrigate scarceness were irrigation and desalinisation. However, burgeoning of civilization and change magnitude supply domain the limit of availability of those methods. Newly introduced method such as afforestation would be effective beca engage it paves the way for everlasting irrigate recycle. The outcome confirmed the surmisal though there ar some questions to the highest degree practicability. Further probe is required to test the feasibility of afforestation and advocate innovations in water conserving technology.1.0 inceptionThis research aims to announce new effective scheme for th e water scarcity in score to provide edible water for the people in the countries which having water woes. Dubai is a field which located in Middle due east with strong water crisis. Most argona of Dubai is covered by comeupance without any water resources on the ground which means that there are no aquatic ecosystems inside the country. Although there are few later(a) water resources, it is not enough for the whole countrys supply. Because edible water resources are insufficient in Dubai, Dubai government is highly attached on water recycling. They produce the water in expensive ways and often use waste water to irrigate the agriculture. Those vile purlieual conditions and urgent issues pack the country to the cliff. The guesswork is that paying more attention on afforesting the cease and promoting the irrigation would be the most efficient strategy because it can make foresightful- enclosure contri exclusivelyion to the country.2.0 MethodologyIn dictate to reach the ob jective of this research, the device was to conduct several reliable websites which are governmental or peer-reviewed penning to get information about water scarcity in Dubai. Simultaneously, appreciation of local environment was another significant point to analyze a new strategy. After finding the sources, I spend a long prison term to carefully organizing currently capitalized methods and concentrated on selecting expensive but the best solution appropriate to Dubai. This was because Dubai is rich enough to pay for altogether the requirements, and long-term effect is the most significant point in order to avoid even worse water crisis in the future.3.0 FindingsDubai is a tumid prosperous country built on desert. Undoubtedly, the main element which caused water scarcity is arid locale and climate. In 2013, the World Bank inform that climate change in this region will slowly profit the temperature with other destructive circumstances. (Dewa, 2016 This means that the country is facing not except water scarcity but to a fault decline of tourism. This problem is associated with water issue because recession of economy slows down the development of technology and it may reduce the efficiency of water producing.Figure 1 Desalination not only produce water but also affect watersource construction week online,2009To go further, transferring of water resources is another solely important(predicate) issue. As it is mentivirtuosod before, the country is providing potable and fresh water to the industries and households by desalination. However, it is founded that the country is still using old and rust pipes and water tanks which may dirty the water while transferring them (Dakkak,2015). The table below showed more specific selective information to present the current situation. The unit did not influence the results though it was in Arab.Table 1 The total water produced and demand of the country (Unit unknown, it is in Arab)Year200820092015Produced871968 9452102301Demand8840590823113786 (source Dewa Annual Report)As we can see in this table, produced water is under the demand in 2008, 2009 and 2015, the years between 2009 to 2015 are not listed because the website does not provide information of water supply in those years, but still, it is easy to anticipate that the demand is a few larger than the supply every year. Another thing is that although water is produced from desalination, the process of desalination utilizes water a lot itself.Table 2 Water phthisis (unit percentage)Year200920122015Commercial24.9228.1727.02Industrial3.683.093.09Residential60.6157.8259.92Others10.7910.929.97(source Dewa Annual Report)This table shows that residential water role is the most, and unexpectedly, the industrial water consumption is the least. Agricultural consumption may include in residential column because it is complained that agriculture is the major user of water resources (Hussein, 2011)4.0 DiscussionThe result almost confirmed the h ypothesis mentioned at the beginning except some points and questions. After recapping those findings that appeared before, most of current solutions are related to agricultural and technological development, but it seems insufficient for all countrys supply and it would not last for long term. As the oil ticktack or the rising temperature causes decline in tourism, the country will nervus recession one day. It is found that residents utilize most water (Dewa, 2016), and the increasing in water demand reflected increasing in demographics. These issues implied that country necessarily solution which provide long-term effect. To my solution, the country should replace these old and rusted pipelines for irrigation, and build new pipes for more various functions such as for afforestation, recycling and waste water. Additionally, artificial rivers, lakes, and forests are required due to increasing commonwealth and rise in tourism. However, some aspects of my solution did not confirm the hypothesis. large number are constructing man-made lands on the sea coast in order to provide lands for citizens but pollute the water at the same time (Horner, 2010). This means that both urbanization and afforestation is important but the question is which one to concentrate more. Another point is that there are few questions about the practicability because it is hard for plants to survive at such climate and adding pipelines would potentially causes water pollution. However, inland afforestation is still the best way of solving water scarcity because it not only heals the water shortage but also prevent the natural disasters such as sandstorms from coming.5.0 ConclusionIn conclusion, the new solution would be difficult to achieve but it contains long term benefits to the country. After the work is done, not only water crisis would be resolved but also takes huge progress in air smell which can prevent sand storms from coming. This paper has some limitations because it is done found on internet research without any practical investigation. There are still many uncertain elements related to this solution, so investigations of inland environment or examine the reliability and feasibility would promote further research of this paper.ReferencesHorner K., (2010). 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