Geostrategy - Water Resources

Which regions are most affected by increasing water stress?

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(This is a great site)

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Water was for centuries cheap and plentiful but population growth, globalization, and climate change are shepherding in a new water-constrained era. Good, clean water just cannot be replaced—and it is getting harder to come by.

Earth Pulse - Vital Statistics

Vital Statistics 

- Map and compare global trends -

Check this one out - it is pretty amazing!

Population, Resources, Deforestation, Political Migration and More...

Map and compare global trends.

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Water Shortages

World Water Shortages

See the dramatic affects on the supply of water as climate change progresses...

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U.S.A.

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Food production in the “breadbasket” of the U.S. depends on water from the Ogallala Aquifer. The Ogallala’s volume will fall a staggering 52 percent between 2010 and 2060.

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Which Nations Consume The Most Water?

A little complicated - but nevertheless interesting...

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Drinking Water (for some)

The U.N. predicts that by 2025,

 two thirds of the world's population will suffer water shortages. 

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World Water Crisis: 

1 out of 6 people lack safe drinking water

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U.S. Water Shortage

U.S. Water Shortage Forecast — 2013 Prediction Map

36 states could face water shortages by 2013
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