If water is really becoming rare
By Hana
@Babino (5759)
Morocco
April 16, 2022 7:29am CST
So in our country, they started saying that we're almost out of water resources and that it's becoming rare so we should try not to waste it bla bla .. they're even using Instagram influencers to spread the message.
But what really bothers me is, if water is becoming a rare thing, why do we still have pools, why can anyone have a pool in his property. Why can we still allow people to have baths whenever they like ..
I think baths and pools are not important !! You can shower, you can go swim in a private ocean..
Am I wrong for thinking that way ?
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@choijungeun (2631)
• Hangzhou, China
16 Apr 22
If you're not in extreme environment(Like desert),you always can find the water.What kind of water is rare?I guess it's clear and natural water is very rare.We need to protect the nature,so we can get enough natural and clear water,meantime,we can have a green life style.
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@porwest (91088)
• United States
16 Apr 22
The reality is that essentially water doesn't just disappear. It can be changed into different forms, but it still remains essentially there. Granted, certain climates can make it more scarce in the form we need it to be. But it is not simply going away.
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@porwest (91088)
• United States
16 Apr 22
@PhredWreck This would be a calamity. lol. But even then the water doesn't disappear. It evaporates into the air or gets wrung out into the sink.
The only one that suffers is the dog who gets his butt kicked for dumping the bowl. 
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@bunnybon7 (50973)
• Holiday, Florida
17 Apr 22
you are right. You and I should run this these countries before it's too late 
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@moffittjc (121604)
• Gainesville, Florida
17 Apr 22
The earth still has the same amount of water, it just might not be as readily available in some parts of the world. The technology exists to convert sea water into drinking water, it’s just expense to do so. But if fresh water becomes scarce enough, then maybe it’s not too expensive after all.
In the meantime, enjoy swimming in the pool! Haha
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@moffittjc (121604)
• Gainesville, Florida
17 Apr 22
@Babino Please tell me more about your country. What are the seasons like there?
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@Babino (5759)
• Morocco
18 Apr 22
@moffittjc my country has it all, it has two Saharas, mountains and cities where it snows, and cities where it only rains in winter and a bit hot in summer. It's quite interesting.
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