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HUMAN-ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION
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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
• Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
• Concept mainly concerned with how future is affected.
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MELTING HIMALAYAN GLACIER
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PROGRESSION
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“IN THE FUTURE, WORLD WARS WILL BE FOUGHT
OVER WATER”
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FRESH WATER AROUND THE WORLD
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CERTAIN CLIMATE ZONES CREATE A NATURAL SCARCITY OF WATER
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HOW HAVE HUMANS ADAPTED?
Percentage of population without reasonable access to drinking water
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DESALINATION
• The removal of salt and other minerals from seawater to make it safe to drink.
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DESALINATION CAPACITY THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
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AGRICULTURE• Certain vegetation zones are not conducive to farming or
crop production.
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FARMING THE DESERT
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TECHNIQUES
• Use of Fertilizer
• Drip Irrigation: Irrigation system that is more water efficient by dripping water directly on the root zone of the plant
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RECLAIMING LAND
• Polder- An area of low-lying land that’s been reclaimed from a body of water and is protected by dikes.
• Found in the Netherlands
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DRIP IRRIGATION
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