It deprives the region of the little water that it has
Irrigation is the act of moving water to water crops and for drinking water. In most cases aqueducts are used to do this.
Originally because of the water of the River Thames - for drinking, irrigation and transport.
they settled near water because they needed water for the crops and for the irrigation system.
All the people could use it for transportation ,bathing, cooking and hunting. well these are just some examples. The primary use of rivers in Southwest Asia and North Africa (the few that there are) was for agriculture and drinking. Without the rivers, these areas would be inhospitable since they are incredibly hot, dry, and arid.
Flooding from the Tigris and Euphrates rives was a weekly occurrenceFlooding from the Tigris and Euphrates rives was a weekly occurrence
irrigation was used for watering crops and was occasionally used for drinking.
When industries along major rivers such as the Nile River or the Congo River dump their factory wastes into the water, all that pollution is carried downstream. Then, because there are few if any water purification systems, the people who live downstream get all that pollution in their drinking water. If the water isn't distributed properly, then the farmers who need to irrigate their crops won't get to get as much water to their crops. The crops will then die, causing people to starve. Hope this helps!
Well, The unequal distribution of the water may cause wars affecting the Middle East with "Water Wars."With the pollution, people get sick and die from Dehydration and/or the bugs and insects living in the water getting inside your body and growing inside of you to make you sick. Either way, It can hurt the Middle East in a BIGway and the pollution has already begun in Africa. Soon, it may spread.
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Most of Earth's water (about 97%) is saltwater found in oceans, which is not suitable for drinking or irrigation without desalination. The remaining freshwater is mostly locked in glaciers, ice caps, and underground aquifers, making it inaccessible for immediate human use. Factors like pollution, contamination, and uneven distribution also contribute to the scarcity of usable water.
Yes and they mainly use it for irrigation and drinking.
Water is needed not only for drinking but also for agriculture, which is still a major industry in most Middle Eastern nations
Deserts and rivers in Southwest Asia significantly influence population distribution. The arid conditions of deserts, like the Arabian Desert, limit habitation and agriculture, leading to sparse populations in those areas. In contrast, rivers, such as the Tigris and Euphrates, provide essential water resources for irrigation, drinking, and transportation, fostering settlements and urban development along their banks. Consequently, most populations are concentrated in fertile river valleys, where agriculture and commerce can thrive.
The largest irrigation project in South India is the Kaleshwaram Lift Irrigation Project in the state of Telangana. It aims to provide water for irrigation and drinking purposes to several districts in the state.
if you pollute water then you won't have any water to drink because it is polluted and if you drink it, it will kill you. That is how pollution effects drinking water.
The better alternative is no water pollution for clean drinking water
for drinking water, Yes.