Without water, neither small businesses nor major global industries can function.Not family farms or major agrinusinesses.Not energy production facilities or computer manufacturer or steel companies.Similarly, poor water quality, or limited or unreliable access to water means higher costs for all businesses - and all consumers. Water scarcity means greater risks for community's long-term viability and a negative impact on their competitiveness.It also means that a comunity's ability to grow and create jobs is at risk.Regardless of whether water has become the new oil, one thing is certain: water is ironically both taken for granted and serves as the engine of our economy.If not proparly managed, water scarcity will directly affect the local ability to grow and create jobs. Here are five consequences, of water scarcity: Increased global conflict Fresh water resources are often shared by two or more countries which may lead to more international conflicts as fres
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