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Students identify how water access and pollution affect health, farming, industry, and trade.
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A North African town gets water by tanker while a nearby city has steady piped water. What problem is shown?
In Southwest Asia, a rural village has one deep well for many families, while nearby hotels water lawns daily. What problem is shown?
A Sahel settlement relies on a distant borehole while farms with pumps upstream take most river water. What problem is shown?
In South Asia, wealthy neighborhoods have filtered taps while poorer settlements buy water from carts. What problem is shown?
During drought in the Middle East, one province gets reservoir releases while another faces strict rationing. What problem is shown?
A migrant camp near a city has no piped water, so residents line up at one public tap. What problem is shown?
Industrial chemicals wash into a river that a village uses for drinking water. What is the most direct effect?
Untreated sewage enters a city's water supply. What health effect is most likely?
Why are oil spills in the Persian Gulf a special drinking-water threat for countries such as Kuwait and Saudi Arabia?
Farm fertilizer runoff pollutes a lake that supplies a town. What drinking-water concern is likely?
Mining waste leaks into wells used by families. What is the most direct drinking-water effect?
Egyptian farmers get less Nile water than usual during a dry season. Which crop would most likely suffer the most?
During a long drought in South Asia, which business would most likely have to slow its work?
Low water levels make an inland Chinese river too shallow for cargo boats. What would shippers most likely do?
Irrigation wells in a dry Southwest Asian farming area run low. What would farmers most likely do?
A mining company cannot get enough water to process ore during a drought. How might the company respond?
A dry coastal city in North Africa builds a desalination plant. What problem is this response meant to address?
Farmers in Southwest Asia switch from flooding their fields to drip irrigation, which delivers water straight to plant roots. What problem is this response meant to address?
A government requires factories to treat wastewater before releasing it into rivers. What problem is this response meant to reduce?
Neighboring countries agree on rules for sharing river water in dry years. What problem is this response meant to reduce?
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