Water: Is it still flowing?

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            Our planet consists of 73-75% of water and most of this water was found in the ocean. Out of this 73-75%, only 1% of this is freshwater or the water that is potable and viable for drinking, and the rest of the remaining percentage is found in glaciers, ice caps, underground reservoir (cannot be accessed) and etc. 

        Now, let us talk about this 1% of the water that is viable for the world to consume. This water is good for consumption, may it be humans and animals, this water has something to do on us for it maintains our body's physiological processes and homeostasis as well. This water also is essential for plants' physiological processes which make plants live and thrive. More so, this water is essential in making life viable here on Earth, may it be small or enormous, water is significant and indispensable. 
    
    Where does this 1% of water usually found: 
  • Streams
  • deep wells
  • Springs
  • Artificial and natural dams.
  • Ice caps 
  • glaciers
  • permafrost
        Given that these sources of this 1% of water are enormous, did it comes to your mind that this water supply is boundless or infinite for human/animal consumption? If you say Yes then it is up to you and if you say NO, then let's talk about it now.

        Our world suffers a lot due to massive modification brought by the call of globalization which is enacted by each nation in the World that makes each nation souring and roaring. But with this change, it is detrimental on our planet particularly on the water sources that we have right now. Like what happened in some places in the World, access of potable water sources is scarce due to massive environmental degradation which causes the water from various water sources goes down or get dried up and as well as lack of water initiative in areas that are stricken to these changes brought by globalization which viably helps in providing water to less fortunate people but sadly there is only a few or none. And the only thing that we can do is to urge each government to invest more in water initiatives and projects.

        What are these viable initiatives:
  • Investing more in planting water producing/augmenting trees
  • Creating facilities that stores water efficiently
  • Promoting sustainable water exploration
  • Establishing water systems that efficiently pumps water to rural and urban areas
By living these initiatives, we can say that the water is still flowing. 
  
  

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