This will drive the industrialize nations to regulate the consumption of water as well as raise the price of water to discourage waste and abusive. This will greatly affect the low-income nations as they lack the financial and technological capabilities to keep up with the raise demands of water. According to the World Resources institute, "this situation has already caused serious water shortages to develop in some regions, shortchanging human water needs and damaging aquatic ecosystems"...
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According to the World Resources institute, "this situation has already caused serious water shortages to develop in some regions, shortchanging human water needs and damaging aquatic ecosystems".
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