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The Relationship Between Freshwater Scarcity, Business, and Science
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Madison Patton
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Updated Dec 2, 2021
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in conclusion, the freshwater scarcity crisis has the potential to be minimized.
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If not solved. Over time,
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it is expected that there is a more outstanding issue of accessibility
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to water in areas of higher population because there are more people
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as a species, there is a primal need to maintain access to fresh water for survival.
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There needs to be researched done in two
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ways to increase the recycle ability of water.
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In other ways to increase the amount
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of water that we have,
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increasing the ability to recycle water for human use will
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slightly less than the burden of the natural resource levels.
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While some could argue that this
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issue might not be considered interdisciplinary, they would be wrong
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when talking about the freshwater scarcity
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crisis is most definitely interdisciplinary.
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These disciplines are genuinely intertwined
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for businesses to make any fundamental
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changes they have to consider the natural science side of things.
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They have to do everything from going where the resources are
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to changing their processes and products depending on water availability.
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The natural sciences have to consider business concepts if they
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want to create ways to change the situation seriousness.
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The options that the researchers and the natural science discipline
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have brought about often involve processes that have to be financed
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or that involve population spreads,
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which all go back and relate to businesses.
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These are just a few points of how these two disciplines rely
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on each other to create a real impact on the crisis.
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After furthering research,
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the current possible solutions and creating new ones if needed.
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The work will then begin
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implementing these strategies on a global scale will need to ensure
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the best case scenarios for all life dependent on fresh water
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businesses,
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governments and individuals will play a crucial part in adhering to
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stricter water usage guidelines because there is no other option.
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While, yes,
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there are multiple reasons as to why the earth is running out of fresh water.
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The disciplines of natural science and business play the most integral role
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in determining how to handle the crisis.
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Yeah.
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