Outline
The Water Crisis
Table of Contents
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS 3
ABSTRACT 4
INTRODUCTION 5
DISCUSSION 10
CONCLUSIONS 14
RECOMMENDATIONS 15
REFERENCES 17
List of Illustrations
Figure 1: Rain Water 5
Figure 2: Surface Water 6
Figure 3: Underground Water 6
Figure 4: Rock catchment area and rock holes 7
Figure 5: Dams 7
Figure 6: Excavated Dams 8
Figure 7: Bores and Wells 8
Figure 8: Wells 9
Abstract
This report deals with the water crisis in Lebanon, causes and problems of it like pollution of water by the sanitation, the high consumption of water, and the Israel's threats to the Lebanese water security. Also the solution of the water crisis like constructing dams and wells, rationalize the consumption of water, and the building of the filtration stations for water.
Abstract
Years of war have left the Lebanese water sector in a very bad shape. This has caused excessive water waste in practically all aspects of water consumption. As Lebanon wastes water, its neighbors are desperately seeking to secure their water needs. Consequently, this paper proposes investing sovereign wealth funds to assist in developing an efficient water network to maximize the efficiency of the Lebanese water sector. Such investments would be made for the purpose of creating a large enough water surplus in Lebanon.
Introduction
Water is one of the most important substances on earth. Ultimately, as it is a substance essential to life itself, it is the world’s duty to ensure that every drop is utilized and to the maximum of its abilities. We should not forget that this substance is still sustaining life on planet earth. Some organisms are made up of 95% water, while almost all the rest are more than 50% water. Water is being consumed by humans in every aspect from drinking and bathing purposes to producing crops, supporting livestock and fish farms, shipping goods, generating electricity etc. Yet climate change is producing profound changes in this
Table of Contents
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS 3
ABSTRACT 4
INTRODUCTION 5
DISCUSSION 10
CONCLUSIONS 14
RECOMMENDATIONS 15
REFERENCES 17
List of Illustrations
Figure 1: Rain Water 5
Figure 2: Surface Water 6
Figure 3: Underground Water 6
Figure 4: Rock catchment area and rock holes 7
Figure 5: Dams 7
Figure 6: Excavated Dams 8
Figure 7: Bores and Wells 8
Figure 8: Wells 9
Abstract
This report deals with the water crisis in Lebanon, causes and problems of it like pollution of water by the sanitation, the high consumption of water, and the Israel's threats to the Lebanese water security. Also the solution of the water crisis like constructing dams and wells, rationalize the consumption of water, and the building of the filtration stations for water.
Abstract
Years of war have left the Lebanese water sector in a very bad shape. This has caused excessive water waste in practically all aspects of water consumption. As Lebanon wastes water, its neighbors are desperately seeking to secure their water needs. Consequently, this paper proposes investing sovereign wealth funds to assist in developing an efficient water network to maximize the efficiency of the Lebanese water sector. Such investments would be made for the purpose of creating a large enough water surplus in Lebanon.
Introduction
Water is one of the most important substances on earth. Ultimately, as it is a substance essential to life itself, it is the world’s duty to ensure that every drop is utilized and to the maximum of its abilities. We should not forget that this substance is still sustaining life on planet earth. Some organisms are made up of 95% water, while almost all the rest are more than 50% water. Water is being consumed by humans in every aspect from drinking and bathing purposes to producing crops, supporting livestock and fish farms, shipping goods, generating electricity etc. Yet climate change is producing profound changes in this