Water scarcity- man made crisis

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This article talks about how the man kind miutilising the water, techniques of tapping the water, possible problems of misutilisation

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Water plays a vital role in our life. Water is also part of the larger ecosystem on which bio diversity depends. Literally we can not dream of life without water. Water is regarded as one of the important source of our existence. Groundwater is the major source of drinking water in both urban and rural India. It is also an important source of water for the agricultural and the industrial sectors. 82% water available goes to irrigation and agricultural purposes, and only 18% of water is being used for domestic and industrial requirements as well. India is the world’s second largest country in terms of population after China as on date and is expected to cross China by 2050. As such the de...

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Would you be ready to pay for the water supplied to you

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1 Anyway we are even paying now

2 Age-old Phenomenon - Nothing New About It!

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	S. Muralidharan \| Added idea "Age-old Phenomenon - Nothing New About It!" \| 2 years ago
	Its an age-old phenomenon. We are paying for everything, barring air! One day we will be forced to pay for so much cusecs of air we have inhaled, and tax for exhalation of carbon-dioxide - polluting the atmosphere!

	Atul Joshi \| Supported idea "Anyway we are even paying now" \| 2 years ago
	My Apologies Nilesh and Natteraja, I did not know about that, do you any other cities, towns or states where people pay for water

	Riya Bhati \| Supported idea "Anyway we are even paying now" \| 2 years ago
	yeah.......................infect we are paying for water right now..............

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WATER, the Blue Gold ...

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1 WATER, the Blue Gold ... A Very IMP. ISSUE in short term..

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	Mahendra Barde \| Added idea "WATER, the Blue Gold ... A Very IMP. ISSUE in short term.." \| 1 year ago
	WATER, the Blue Gold ... A Very IMP. ISSUE. Pure water is more profitable, it is a Blue Gold,…..a call for interested ones in participating in global business tapping opportunities. “Water is today’s issue. It is the Blue Gold to rule this...

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