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Abstract
When we think about how human activities are affecting the earth, the consequences that come to mind often fall under global warming, such as increasing temperatures and higher rates of natural disasters. However, a detrimental result of human activities that is often overlooked is the rapid rate in which water is being used up. One reason for this for many of us who live in developed countries, water is easily accessible. Seeing water everywhere might also make us think that there is an ample supply of water on earth. It is important to be aware of the difference between water that exists on earth and the water that can be used. With this knowledge, we can better understand that the current water supply is facing a great risk and we need to actively conserve our resources.
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