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Tag Archives: fresh water
Map Monday: why World Water Day is needed
Human beings can’t live without a certain amount of fresh water. Fresh water is a requirement for life, and therefore it would be hard to imagine anyone disagreeing that access to clean water should be a human right. But, as … Continue reading
Map Monday: a wellness check on the water that makes our planet the Pale Blue Dot
This week’s Map Monday was inspired by a comment from a fellow blogger, who mentioned that some of the world maps I shared put her in mind of the Pale Blue Dot. Thanks, AM, I hadn’t thought of that expression … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, Map Monday
Tagged argicultural use of water, Climate change, Earth, fresh water, maps, oceans, Pale Blue Dot, water, world maps
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Map Monday: a look at the world’s most precious resource – water
This Map Monday was inspired by a link shared with me by my friend Mark Kirby. Thanks, Mark. It’s not exactly a map, but the diagrams and narrative in this Visual Capitalist article are very interesting and well worth a … Continue reading
Posted in Map Monday
Tagged desalination, fresh water, maps, water, water scarcity, water security, water usage, world maps
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