Essays on Water Security

1.) CLIMATE CHANGE I. Notes on the Situation According to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) climate change refers to changes in the Earth’s climate that have occurred over the course of its existence. Change to the climate occur as a result of “very small variations in the Earth’s orbit that change the amount of solar energy” that reach the surface (NASA). A slight change in that energy can, for instance, result in the beginning or end of a period of extreme temperatures such as the ice age. Over the last three hundred years, and especially ...

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Thesis Statement: Water and its scarcity will continue to fuel conflicts among nations. Water will become a potential flashpoint for future regional and possibly global conflicts. In the position of Australian Council Future Fellow and University of Adelaide associate Professor Sarah Wheeler, the future global water crisis is the most significant threat that will challenge international peace and order in the next ten years. This holding is supported by the findings of the “Global Risk Perception Survey,” outpacing the spread of contagious illnesses, “weapons of mass destruction,” regional and inter-country conflicts, and failing to address the problems ...

Smart water networks take advantage of real time data, pumps and other essential distribution points to automate the process control schedules and support real time operations decisions. It is well understood that the drivers for smart water networks is not resistible. There is a compelling need to develop smart water and energy efficient systems that are at par with the rising demand and the diminishing water resources. The fact that infrastructures are rapidly deteriorating and the fact that water loss and leakage are relentless means that there is a need for intelligent systems that would detect, report, and prevent associated water ...

Introduction

The subject of foreign aid has been subjected to intensive debates. The impacts of the funding from financial institutions have been the major subject of scrutiny in the past years. Foreign aid has been considered to have positive influences on the growth of developing countries for a long time. Until recently, the funding has been associated with negative and positive effects. The paper explores the possible influences of the funding from the main financial instruction in the world. The country of study will be Kenya. The influence of the funding on the political, social and economic aspects of the county ...

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Water scarcity is one of the most discussed topic globally especially in the Gcc countries where water has become scarce causing a lot to these countries. Scientists and researchers are continuing looking for solutions where they argue that replacement of the current resources is an important strategy and policy making for soil making and water is highly needed. In the worst scenario, the Arabian Gulf and the Middle East countries are expected to fall under physical water scarcity by 2025.

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Gcc countries are at among the quickest rates in the world to ...

Water Security in North African Sub-Sahara and California

Introduction Water security refers to the capacity that a population has to ensure that it continues to have a reach to portable to water. Improving the security of a nation’s drinking water is important as it ensures clean and safe water. It is important to plan for and practice natural disasters to establish new security technologies to enable to monitor contaminants and avoid security breaches. The United Nations World Water Development has outlined various challenges facing the water security in developed and developing countries. It is, therefore, of much significance to consider challenges in both divisions and their relation. This ...