Todays Health
November 2012
Today I recently published an article on my web site http://todayshealthsite.com about the critical attitude or as said within, could be our demise. We just do not seem to get the grasp of how likely this may come to be. I think we just assume that the world has endless amount of water to support our growing population. May be because we just have never really experienced in our back yards the serious droughts that have occurred in other parts of world.
Those living in the developed countries of the world have taken for granite that water is endless and use it with same mentality.Other words approx.150 gallons of water per day, compared to those undeveloped countries that use about 2 and 1/2 gallons a day.
For those who understand the physics of the world and make up of it's total weight, water can not be more or less, so what I am saying...just because the population is growing in at about 2%, water is not!
With this in mind, water being essential for all life, a factor that population of our pets as well has increased with our population. With food also necessary for our survival, our irrigation of dry lands has become a necessity to meet our food production.
With only about 1.3% of all water is drinking water in the world, how are we going to provide enough water for the estimated population of the world, 12 billion in the year of 2020.
For many cities in the USA, problems are surfacing, and water shortages are becoming prevalent. Cities such as LA, Las Vegas, and Phoenix are all under serious water management control. What happens when no longer are there alternative options outside their control.
For the first time in the history of the world...discussions were held at this Springs World Forum, where water was recognized for its world demand. IT WAS ALSO WAS EARMARKED FOR ACTS OF WAR!
Todays Comments
Today we must become wiser regarding the use of our water if there is any hope that water will be available for future generations to come. Population will become a factor and with under developed countries reaching the need for more advance technology, water required for industrial purposes will impact the amount of drinking water available. Luxuries of water pools, swimming pools, car washes, and watering golf courses will become a thing of the past.
Dj Author/ Owner
